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Table 1 Characteristics and quality of studies included in the meta-analysis

From: Change in adduction moment following medial open wedge high tibial osteotomy: a meta-analysis

Author

Year

Study Type

Sample Size, n

Male/Female Sex, n

Mean Age, y

Measured Parameters

Time from surgery to measurement, mo

Follow-up, Mean, mo

Mechanical axis angle, degrees

Quality score

Baseline Mean (SD)

Final assessment Mean (SD)

Birmingham et al. [9]

2009

PCS

126

102

47.48

ADM

24

24

−8.00 (4.09)

−0.05 (3.05)

5

DeMeo et al. [10]

2010

PCS

20

14

49.4

ADM

7.2

99.6

−3.6 (N/R)

7.5 (N/R)

6

Kean et al. [11]

2009

RCS

21

N/R

38.9

ADM, FLM, EXM

12

12

−6.03 (3.29)

0.33 (N/R)

8

Leitch et al. [12]

2015

RCS

14

12

48

ADM, FLM, EXM

12

12

−7.61 (N/R)

0.52 (N/R)

6

Lind et al. [5]

2013

RCS

11

11

46

ADM, FLM, EXM

12

12

−8 (2.8)

0 (2.1)

7

Marriot et al. [13]

2015

PCS

33

N/R

40

ADM, FLM, EXM

60

68

−5.90 (2.87)

1.69 (2.37)

4

McClelland et al. [6]

2016

RCS

36

33

54.11

ADM

72

72

−8.6 (0.88)

−1.44 (1.05)

6

Sischek et al. [14]

2014

RCS

37

29

49.3

ADM

6 48

N/R

−8.35 (3.33)

1.25 (2.67)

8

Birmingham et al. [15]

2017

PCS

170

135

46.4

ADM, FLM

60

60

−8.01 (3.38)

0.28 (2.86)

7

  1. PCS prospective comparison study, RCS retrospective comparison study, ADM adduction moment, FLM flexion moment, EXM extension moment, N/R not reported; For mechanical axis angle, negative values indicate varus alignment