Case Report
Bilateral Stress Fractures of the Femoral Neck after Total Knee Arthroplasty: Importance of Early Diagnosis
Table 1
Comprehensive data of published literature.
| | No. | Unilateral or bilateral (fracture) | Deformity (knee) | Interval (months) |
| Lesniewski and Testa [2] | 1 | Unilateral | NA | 3 | McElwaine and Sheehan [3] | 7 | Unilateral | Valgus: 1 Varus: 6 | 3-16 | Fipp [4] | 2 | Unilateral | Varus | 6, 7 | Hardy et al. [5] | 1 | Unilateral | NA | 12 | Palanca et al. [6] | 1 | Unilateral | NA | 17 | Rawes et al. [7] | 3 | Unilateral | Varus: 2 NA: 1 | 2, 3, and 5 | Hendel et al. [8] | 1 | Unilateral | NA | 6 | Joshi et al. [9] | 4 | Unilateral | Valgus: 4 | 6-13 | Atalar et al. [10] | 1 | Unilateral | NA | NA | Pankaj et al. [11] | 1 | Bilateral | Both varus | 9 | Cakmak et al. [12] | 1 | Bilateral | Both varus | 33 | Current report | 1 | Bilateral | Both varus | 12 |
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NA: information not available.
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