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Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Table 5 Clinical outcomes and complications

From: Retrograde drilling for ankle joint osteochondral lesions: a systematic review

Author, year, reference

AOFAS preop

VAS preop

AOFAS postop

VAS postop

Complications

Satisfaction

Kono, 2006 [27]

72.8

 

97.2

 

0

 

Kerimaa, 2014 [6]

 

7.5

 

1.75

  

Schwartz, 2021 [12]

 

7

 

4.7

 

85.7% satisfied

Rosenberger, 2006 [13]

  

88.9

(75–100)

   

Pritsch, 1986 [14]

    

1 progression

3 good;

3 fair;

1 poor

Beck, 2016 [28]

71

 

90.3

   

Yasui, 2014 [15]

73.4

(62–87)

5.5

(4–8)

91.2

(85–100)

0.6

(0–20)

  

Takao, 2010 [29]

66

(59–73)

 

95.8

(90–100)

   

Ikuta, 2020 [16]

69.3

(59.6–78.9)

 

97.1

(93,3–100,9)

 

0

 

Anders, 2012 [17]

47.3

7.5

80.8

3.7

5 ankle swelling

2 minor hypesthesia;

1 delayed wound healing

 

Masquijo, 2016 [18]

69

(55–75)

6.2

(4–8)

98

(90–100)

0.3

(0–2)

0

100% satisfied

Saxena, 2022 [7]

76.35

 

96.08

   

73.13

(+ PRP)

 

95.63

   

Flick, 1985 [19]

     

79% excellent/good;

21% fair

Angermann, 1989 [20]

     

85% satisfied

Taranow, 1999 [21]

53.9

(37–75)

 

82.6

(48–100)

 

0

 

Kelbérine, 1999 [22]

    

No serious complications

2 excellent;

1 good

Bale, 2001 [23]

    

0

 

Hyer, 2008 [24]

22

(0–41)

 

56

(52–68)

 

0

 

Geerling, 2009 [25]

76

(68–82)

 

85

(69–100)

   

Minokawa, 2020 [26]

     

7 good

1 poor

Faldini, 2022 [8]

65

(60–71)

7.75

(7–9)

  

0