Study (year) | Targeted population | Study type | Number: SBG VS SG | Mean age (years): SBG VS SG | Suture-button usage | Cortical screw usage | Follow-up | MINORS score |
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Kocadal 2016 [4] | Turkey Ankara, | Retrospective comparative study | 26/26 | 43.3/44.8 | 1 ZipTight Fixation System | One 3.5mm screw (4 cortices) | 16.7 ± 11.0 months | 18 |
Kim 2016 [2] | Korea Busan | Historical control study | 24/20 | 51.3/40.5 | 1 TightRope implant | One 3.5mm screw (3 cortices) | 13.4 / 14.6 months | 12 |
Seyhan 2015 [17] | Turkey Istanbul | Retrospective comparative study | 15/17 | 33.2 /32.0 | 1 TightRope implant | One 4.5 mm screw (4 cortices) | 14.6 (12–50) months | 17 |
Kortekangas 2015 [8] | Finland Oulu | Prospective randomized controlled clinical trial | 21/19 | 46.0 /43.5 | 1 TightRope implant | One 3.5 mm screw (3 cortices) | At least 2 years, mean 36 months in TightRope group,37 months in the syndesmotic screw group) | — |
Laflamme 2015 [9] | Netherland And Canada. | Prospective Randomized Multicenter Trial | 34/36 | 40.1/ 39.3 | 1 TightRope implant | One 3.5mm screw (4 cortices) | 12 months | — |
Ireland Drogheda, | Cohort study | 23/23 | 42/40 | 16 cases with one TightRope implant 7 cases with two TightRope implant | 20 cases with one screw 3 cases with two screws (4 cortices) | 2.5 years | 16 | |
Cottom 2009 [12] | America Columbus | Prospective cohort study | 25/25 | 34.68/36.68 | 21 cases with a single interosseous suture endobutton 4 cases with dual interosseous suture endobuttons | 12 cases with a single screw 13 cases with 2 screws | 10.78 months /8.2 months | 17 |
Coetzee 2009 [15] | America Minneapolis | Prospective, randomized clinical trial | 12/12 | 35/38 | All but one had two TightRopes | 4.0 mm, 4.5 mm and 6.5 mm screws | 2.3year | — |
Thornes 2005 [18] | Ireland | Retrospective cohort study | 16/16 | 32/31 | A suture-button (One #5 braided polyester suture and two endobuttons) | One four-cortical syndesmosis screw | 12 months | 18 |