Table 1.
Study | Population | Study Design | AVN Sites | Mean Age in AVN Cases | Male % in AVN Cases | Corticosteroid Use in AVN Cases | NOS |
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Yang SY, 2020 [31] | Primary and secondary femoral head AVN vs. extremity factures | Retrospective, case-control | Femoral head | 57 | 52% | 6 | |
Gokcen N, 2021 [32] | Takayasu arteritis | Retrospective cross sectional | Femoral head | 38 | 100% | Mean duration of corticosteroid use of 7.5 years | 6 |
Lai SW, 2019 [33] | General population (diabetes vs. non-diabetes) | Retrospective cohort study | Femoral head | - | - | - | 9 |
Felten R, 2018 [34] | Kidney transplant recipient |
Retrospective cohort study | Femoral head (15); femoral condyle (2); and ankle (1) | 55 | 22% | Median total dose of prednisolone 3 month after transplant was 2594 mg | 8 |
Tse SM, 2017 [35] | Systemic lupus erythematosus | Retrospective cohort study | Hip (82%); femoral condyle (9%); and humeral head (5%) | 34 | 13% | All used corticosteroids | 8 |
Lim SJ, 2020 [36] | Primary brain tumors after surgery | Retrospective cohort study | Femoral head | 36 | 50% | All used corticosteroids | 9 |
NOS, Newcastle–Ottawa Scale.