Review Article
Hip Joint Osteochondroma: Systematic Review of the Literature and Report of Three Further Cases
Table 2
Literature review. Surgical treatments for hip osteochondroma with acetabular dysplasia in previous studies.
| Author and date | Number of patients | Age | Gender | Location of the lesion | Procedure | Follow-up period | Complications |
| Malagón 2001 [5] |
Two | Nine years | Male | Medial femoral neck. | (1) Right femoral varus osteotomy. (2) Bilateral staged Chiari procedures. | Four years | Persistent hip pain and limited ROM1. | Eight years | Male | Femur neck (the exact location is not specified). | Bilateral proximal varus femur osteotomy. | Not specified | Not specified. |
| Felix et al., 2000 [10] | One | 12 years | Female | Bilateral medial femoral neck. | (1) Bilateral staged excision through the posterior approach and VDRO2. (2) Bilateral staged steel osteotomy. |
Two years | Not reported. |
| Shinozaki et al., 1998 [16] | One | 30 years | Male | Femoral neck (the exact location is not specified). | Excision through the anterior iliofemoral and posterior approach. Rotational acetabular osteotomy was performed. | Two years | Recurrence of subluxation at 6 weeks after surgery. Greater trochanter distal transfer was then performed. |
| Jellicoe et al., 2009 [7] |
Two | Nine years | Female | Circumferential femoral neck and floor of acetabulum. | Excision through anterolateral approach and surgical hip dislocation. No pelvic osteotomy was performed. | Two years |
Not reported. | 11 years | Male | Cotyloid foramen. | Excision through transtrochanteric approach and surgical hip dislocation. No pelvic osteotomy was performed. | Three years |
| Ofiram and Porat, 2004 [9] | One | 16 years | Female |
Circumferential at the femoral neck and also at the acetabular floor. | Excision through Smith-Peterson approach and intraoperative hip subluxation. No pelvic osteotomy was performed. | Three years | Not reported. |
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