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Table 1 Published studies reporting on different consolidative techniques in long bones

From: Biomechanical effects of osteoplasty with or without Kirschner wire augmentation on long bone diaphyses undergoing bending stress: implications for percutaneous imaging-guided consolidation in cancer patients

First author [reference]

Journal

Year

Number of patients

Target bone

Type of intervention

Secondary fractures (%)

Cazzato [8]

Eur Radiol

2014

51

Long bones

Osteoplasty

9.1

Premat [9]

Eur Radiol

2017

18

Proximal femur

Spindles + osteoplasty

0

Kelekis [10]

CVIR

2016

12

Long bones

25–50 stainless steel micro-needles + osteoplasty

0

Liu [11]

Eur Radiol

2016

36

Long bones

Osteoplasty (19 patients)

26.3

Osteoplasty + cement-filled catheter in the medullary canal (17 patients)

0

Tian [12]

CVIR

2014

40

Proximal femur

Osteoplasty (19 patients)

23.8

Osteoplasty + internal fixation with bone trocars stylets (21 patients)

0

He [13]

JVIR

2014

6

Proximal femur

Osteoplasty + internal fixation (bone trocars stylets)

0

Cazzato [14]

Eur J Radiol

2017

11

Proximal femur

Osteosynthesis

0

Lin [15]

Surg Oncol

2015

12

Proximal femur

Osteosynthesis with modified hollow-perforated screws and osteoplasty

8.3

Cornelis [16]

J Orthop Surg Res

2017

10

Proximal femur

Y-STRUT® device

10

Kim [17]

Surg Oncol

2011

15

Humerus

Ender nail fixation and osteoplasty

NR

Kim [18]

Surg Oncol

2014

15

Femur and tibia

Flexible nailing and osteoplasty

NR