Review Article

Systematic Review of Total Hip Arthroplasty Outcomes in Cerebral Palsy Patients and a Comparative Analysis with Rheumatoid Arthritis

Table 3

Summary of the studies that look at surgical outcomes for patients with cerebral palsy.

StudiesSurgical approachCemented vs. uncementedAdditional procedures including soft tissue releaseHead sizeBearing surfaceSpecialized implants (dual mobility)

Molenaers et al. [15], 2017Anterior approach100% uncementedN/AN/AN/A

Houdek et al. [16], 2017Anterolateral approach: 40% posterior: 60%100% uncemented9 tendon release: adductor [7] and psoas [2]32 mm (22–40)Acetabular constraint (dual mobility [5] or lipped liner [2])

Silverio et al. [17], 2016Lateral approachN/AN/AN/AN/A

Morin et al. [10], 2016Lateral approachCemented: 93% uncemented: 7%Trochanteric osteotomy and neck section26 mmMeta-polyethyleneDual mobility prosthesis with uncemented acetabular component [30] and cemented femur

King et al. [18], 2016Not specifiedCemented: 18%, uncemented: 42%, hybrid: 22% reverse hybrid: 16%N/AN/AMoP 36.5% MoM 39% Cop 13.6% CoC 21.4% CoM 0.5%N/A

Abousamra et al. [19], 2016Posterior approachN/ACombined femoral and acetabular bony reconstruction with femoral osteotomy fixationN/AN/AN/A

Yoon et al. [20], 2015Posterolateral approachUncemented: 100%Release of flexion/adduction contracture of the hip, and tight repair of soft tissueN/ACoPN/A

Alosh et al. [21], 2014Posterolateral approachUncemented 100%Hip flexor lengthening and hip adductor release32 mm (range 22–32)N/AN/A

Sanders et al. [22], 2013Posterolateral approachN/AAdditional adductor tenotomy in 1 patientN/AN/ADual mobility including advantage, Biomet, Warsaw, IND

Prosser et al. [9], 2012Posterior approachCemented: 100%:Resurfacing and osteotomy procedureN/AN/AN/A

Shroeder et al. [23], 2010Lateral approachUncemented: 73%, cemented: 27%(i) Adductor tenotomyN/AN/AN/A
(ii) Lengthening of adductor tendons
(iii) Psoas and rectus tendon release

Raphael et al. [8], 2010PosterolateralCemented: 20%, uncemented: 3% hybrid: 77%Flexor or adductor tendon releases22 or 32 mmN/AN/A

Gavrakaptenovic et al. [26], 2007N/AN/A(i) Open reduction of the hip [10]N/AN/AN/A
(ii) Acetabuloplasty [19]
(iii) Shortening and osteotomy [13]

Abu-Rajab et al. [27], 2007Anterior approachN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A

Schorle et al. [28], 2006Anterior approachN/A(i) Detachment of the contracted parsN/AN/A
(ii) Rectus femoris lengthening implantation of ARR support ring

Weber et al. [29], 1999N/ACemented: 87.5% uncemented 12.5%2 tenotomiesN/AN/AN/A

Gabos et al. [30], 1999N/ACemented and uncementedHamstring and adductor releasesN/AN/AN/A

Buly et al. [31], 1993Transtrochanteric approach: 74%Cemented: 100%Flexor or adductor releaseN/AN/AN/A
Posterolateral approach: 26%

Root et al. [32], 1986Posterolateral approach: 13%N/ASoft tissue releaseN/AN/AN/A
Lateral approach: 87%