Table 1 Published articles with total knee replacements for Osteogenesis Imperfecta
From: Total knee replacement in Osteogenesis Imperfecta: a case report and review of the literature
Article | No. of patients | Age | Indication | Implants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Papagelopoulos et al. [4] | 2 | 54, F | Bilateral Osteoarthritis | Posterior-stabilised ×2 |
46, F | Osteoarthritis | Cruciate-retaining | ||
Nishimura et al. [6] | 1 | 53, M | Osteoarthritis | Cruciate-retaining |
Wagner et al. [5] | 2 | 46, M | Osteoarthritis | Cruciate-retaining, femur and tibia osteotomies (femur retrograde intramedullary nail and flexible titanium intramedullary nails) |
37, M | Bilateral Osteoarthritis | Right: Posterior-stabilised, femur and tibia osteotomies (flexible titanium intramedullary nails) Left: Posterior-stabilised, femur and tibia osteotomies (flexible titanium intramedullary nails and dynamic compression plates) Left Conversion: tibia intraoperative periprosthetic fracture, tibia component revised cemented tibia 80 mm stem and 10 mm augment during the primary procedure | ||
Brand et al. [7] | 1 | 69, F | Osteoarthritis | Posterior-stabilised |
Sanz-Ruiz et al. [1] | 1 | 65, F | Hip femoral stem perforated through trochlea | Total femur replacement, hinged prosthesis and stemmed tibia |