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Table 4 Reports on the femoral revision using cementless stems with a tapered rectangular shape

From: Conservative femoral revision using short cementless stems with a tapered rectangular shape for selected Paprosky II–IV bone defects: an average seven-year follow-up

Study

Year

Hips (n)

Age (years)

Indications (n)

Classification of bone defects (n)

Follow-up (years)

Survivorship (%)

HHS

Korovessis et al. [7]

2009

59

69

Aseptic loosening (47)

Dislocation (2)

Periprosthetic fracture (6)

Infection (4)

AAOSC: II 45, III 6, IV 1, V 1, VI 6

8.3

94 (removal for any cause)

95 (removal for aseptic loosening)

65.5

Uriarte et al. [9]

2019

66

70.5

Aseptic loosening (38)

Periprosthetic fracture (3)

Infection (21)

Cup revision (1)

Instability (1)

Adverse reaction to metal debris (2)

Paprosky: I 25, II 31, IIIA 8, IIIB 2

4.1

100 (removal for aseptic loosening)

95.5 (revision for any reason)

83

Chang et al. [17]

2011

48

66.5

Aseptic loosening (26)

Periprosthetic fracture (2)

Infection (2)

Cup revision (18)

Paprosky: I 19, II 14, IIIA 4

5.6

98 (removal for any cause)

91.6

Wang et al. [31]

2019

75

54.7

Aseptic loosening (69)

Periprosthetic fracture (4)

Infection (2)

Paprosky: I 4, II 38, IIIA 19, IIIB 13, IV 1

14

90 (removal for any reason)

68.1

Present study

2023

76

57

Aseptic loosening (58)

Infection (18)

Paprosky: II 54, IIIA 11, IIIB 7, IV 4

6.6

94.6 (removal for any cause)

93.3 (reoperation for any reason)

82

  1. AAOSC American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Committee, N/A Not applicable