Systematic Reviews
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World J Clin Cases. Jul 6, 2023; 11(19): 4625-4634
Published online Jul 6, 2023. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v11.i19.4625
Table 1 Description of eligible studies evaluating combined medial patellofemoral and patellotibial ligament reconstruction in recurrent patellar dislocation regarding international knee documentation committee score, Extension and flexion degrees, and visual analogue scale
IDRef.Year1Type of studyCountryNMean ageMale/femaleIKDC score
Extension, degree
Flexion, degree
VAS
Preop2
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
1Maffulli et al[24]2020Prospective cohortItaly3426.5 ± 10.727:7
2Yang et al[15]2019ProspectiveChina5822.6 ± 4.925:2351.9 ± 13.880 ± 19.285 ± 13.92 ± 32 ± 43 ± 4143 ± 7141 ± 8142 ± 758 ± 1112 ± 511 ± 4
3Hetsroni et al[10]2019-Israel2018 ± 26:1475.7 ± 18.1
4Sadigursky et al[19]2017Case seriesBrazil711.28 ± 1.494:3
5Sobhy et al[22]2013ProspectiveEgypt2920.1 ± 321:863 ± 1318 ± 9.7
Table 2 Description of eligible studies evaluating combined medial patellofemoral and patellotibial ligament reconstruction in recurrent patellar dislocation regarding Caton–Deschamps Index, Tibial tuberosity-trochlear groove distance, Kujala score, and Cincinnati
IDRef.Year1Type of studyCountryNMean ageMale/femaleCaton–deschamps index
TT–TG distance, mm
Kujala score
Cincinnati
Preop2
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
1Maffulli et al[24]2020Prospective cohortItaly3426.5 ± 10.721:847 ± 1782 ± 17551 ± 2290 ± 19
2Yang et al[15]2019ProspectiveChina5822.6 ± 4.921:81.41 ± 0.211.32 ± 0.171.31 ± 0.1721.5 ± 0.620.2 ± 1.519.9 ± 1.755.1 ± 15.282.6 ± 14.989.5 ± 10.2
3Hetsroni et al[10]2019-Israel2018 ± 221:854.9 ± 15.286.4 ± 12.56
4Sadigursky et al[19]2017Case seriesBrazil711.28 ± 1.4921:842.57 ± 8.988.57 ± 5.09
5Sobhy et al[22]2013ProspectiveEgypt2920.1 ± 321:836.6 ± 690.6 ± 750 ± 7.188 ± 6
Table 3 Description of eligible studies evaluating combined medial patellofemoral and patellotibial ligament reconstruction in recurrent patellar dislocation regarding Lysholm, range of motion, congruence angle, tegner score
IDRef.Year1Type of studyCountryNMean ageMale/femaleLysholm
ROM, degree
Congruence angle
Tegner score
Preop2
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
1Maffulli et al[24]2020prospective cohortItaly3426.5 ± 10.721:8
2Yang et al[15]2019prospectiveChina5822.6 ± 4.921:8
3Hetsroni et al[10]2019-Israel2018 ± 221:84 ± 34.8 ± 2.45
4Sadigursky et al[19]2017case seriesBrazil711.28 ± 1.4921:833.71 ± 9.687.71 ± 5.70117.85 ± 8.09148.57 ± 3.77
5Sobhy et al[22]2013prospectiveEgypt2920.1 ± 321:851.9 ± 4.789.5 ± 5.6112.1 ± 7.1136.7 ± 8.511.93±1.85-6.48 ± 3.8
Table 4 Description of eligible studies evaluating combined medial patellofemoral and patellotibial ligament reconstruction in recurrent patellar dislocation regarding patellar tilt angle, patellar shift, insall–salvati ratio, and modified insall–salvati ratio
IDRef.Year1Type of studyCountryNMean ageMale/femalePatellar tilt angle
Patellar shift, mm
Insall–Salvati ratio
Modified Insall–Salvati ratio
Preop2
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
Preop
12 mo3
24 mo4
1Maffulli et al[24]2020Prospective cohortItaly3426.5 ± 10.721:81.11.1
2Yang et al[15]2019ProspectiveChina5822.6 ± 4.921:819.1 ± 7.211.5 ± 5.611.3 ± 5.26.2 ± 2.11.2 ± 0.61.1 ± 0.71.49 ± 0.221.39 ± 0.231.37 ± 0.192.25 ± 0.181.95 ± 0.221.95 ± 0.25
3Hetsroni et al[10]2019-Israel2018 ± 221:8
4Sadigursky et al[19]2017Case seriesBrazil711.28 ± 1.4921:8
5Sobhy et al[22]2013ProspectiveEgypt2920.1 ± 321:810.9 ± 1.72.45 ± 2.2