Delayed Reconstruction by Total Calcaneal Allograft following Calcanectomy: Is It an Option?

Table 1

Review of the literature of the different options of reconstruction following calcanectomy.

Authors	Date	NC	Surgery	Characteristics	MSTS (%)	AOFAS	FU (y)
Imanishi and Choong [9]	2015	1	Calcaneal prosthesis	No tumor recurrence	/	82	0.4
Li and Wang [5]	2014	5-4	Allograft + pediculated composite fibular flap versus amputation	No local tumor recurrence	74–83	/	3.5
Li et al. [2]	2012	4	Allograft + pediculated composite fibular flap	2 local repeated surgeries; No tumor recurrence	93	80–95	2
Li et al. [6]	2010	5	Pediculated composite fibular flap	2 local repeated surgeries; No tumor recurrence	93	80–95	4.2
Scoccianti et al. [7]	2009	2	Free composite iliac flap	1 fracture; No tumor recurrence	/	/	7.1
Kurvin et al. [8]	2008	1	Free composite iliac flap	/	/	/	2.6
Chou and Malawer [10]	2007	1	Calcaneal prosthesis	No tumor recurrence	/	67	12
Muscolo et al. [4]; Ottolenghi and Petracchi [3]	2000	2	Calcaneal autograft + iliac autograft	1 osteonecrosis	/	/	9–32

NC: number of cases; MSTS: Musculoskeletal Tumor Society; AOFAS: American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society; FU: follow-up; y: years.