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Table 2 Summary of the available literature about the use of elbow arthroscopy for the treatment of intra- and juxta-articular osteoid osteoma, modified and updated from Ge et al. [20]

From: Comparison of arthroscopy versus percutaneous radiofrequency thermal ablation for the management of intra- and juxta-articular elbow osteoid osteoma: case series and a literature review

Study

(year)

Sample size

Gender and age (years)

History of elbow trauma

Duration of symptoms until the accurate diagnosis

(months)

Symptoms

Pre-operative misdiagnosis

Fluoroscopy used

Site of the lesion

Histopathological analysis

confirmed OO

Recurrence during the follow-up period

(months)

Post-operative elbow status and complications

Franceschi et al

(2006) [14]

1

M

(42)

YES

120

intensified nocturnal pain (relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROM;

joint oedema

post-traumatic periostitis

YES

olecranon fossa

YES

NO

(46)

the patient returned to full activity and full-time employment

Trebse et al

(2007) [36]

1

M

(42)

NO

18

persistent pain;

limited ROM;

joint oedema c

osteochondroma

NO

radial head

YES

NO

(24)

elbow pain resolution, with improved residual 30° pronation contracture

Nourissat et al

(2007) [37]

2

M

(20)

NR

NR

no pain;

limited ROM

NR

NO

posterior capitellum

YES

NO

(8)

elbow pain resolution without ROM limitations

M

(27)

NO

36

intensified nocturnal pain (relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROM

epicondylitis

NO

trochlea

YES

NO

(1.5)

residual pain prompted an open surgery due to incomplete resection of the tumour two weeks after surgery

Zupanc et al

(2007) [38]

1

M

(42)

YES

30

intensified nocturnal pain (partially relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROM c

epicondylitis

YES

posterior capitellum

NOa

NO

(12)

elbow pain resolution without ROM limitations

Font Segura et al

(2013) [39]

1

F

(15)

YES

24

persistent pain (partially relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROM ¤

NR

NO

olecranon fossa

YES

NO

(24)

elbow pain resolution without ROM limitations

Glanzmann et al

(2013) [43]

1

M

(20)

NO

42

NR

NR

NR

coronoid fossa

YES

NO

(36)

NR

Akpinar et Circi

(2017) [40]

1

F

(23)

NO

6

persistent pain (partially relieved by NSAIDs)

synovitis

NO

coronoid fossa

YES

NO

(36)

elbow pain resolution returned to full activity

Kamrani et al

(2017) [23]

10

M

(20)

NR

22

nocturnal pain (relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROMb

NR

YES

olecranon fossa

YES

NO

(78)

 

M

(19)

NR

36

NR

olecranon fossa

NOa

NO

(54)

elbow pain resolution, with residual limited ROM, which prompted an open surgery

M

(28)

NR

18

NR

trochlea

NOa

NO

(72)

altered mechanical elbow pain remained that had not resulted in revision surgery

M

(48)

NR

18

NR

coronoid

YES

NO

(68)

 

M

(24)

NR

36

NR

coronoid

NOa

NO

(42)

 

M

(28)

NR

36

NR

radial head

NOa

NO

(30)

residual pain prompted an open surgery due to incomplete resection of the tumour

M

(35)

NR

12

NR

coronoid

NOa

NO

(20)

 

M

(25)

NR

24

NR

coronoid

YES

NO

(18)

 

M

(24)

NR

16

NR

olecranon fossa

YES

NO

(16)

 

M

(18)

NR

16

NR

radial head

NOa

NO

(18)

 

Goyal et al

(2018) [41]

1

M

(25)

NO

24

persistent pain getting worse after periods of rest and after waking up in the morning (partially relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROM

monoarticular

inflammatory arthritis

NO

coronoid fossa

YES

NO

(12)

elbow pain resolution without ROM limitations

Hatta et al

(2019) [42]

1

F

(17)

NR

12

intensified nocturnal pain;

limited ROM

monoarticular inflammatory arthritis

NO

coronoid fossa /

olecranon fossa

YES

NO

(12)

elbow pain resolution without ROM limitations

Yano et al

(2020) [25]

1

M

(26)

NO

11

persistent pain (partially relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROM;

joint oedema

monoarticular inflammatory arthritis

YES

olecranon fossa

YES

NO

(24)

elbow pain resolution without ROM limitations

Sridharan et al

(2021) [26]

1

M

(30)

NO

18

persistent pain (partially relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROM;

joint oedema

NR

NR

trochlea

YES

NO

(6)

elbow pain resolution without ROM limitations

Alrassasi et al

(2021) [27]

1

F

(28)

NR

NR

nocturnal pain (relieved by NSAIDs);

limited ROM

NR

NR

olecranon fossa

NR

NO

(12)

elbow pain resolution, improved ROM with residual 30° flexion contracture

  1. M Male, F Female, NR Not Reported, NSAIDs Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs, ROM Range Of Motion, OO Osteoid Osteoma
  2. afragmentation of the sample due to inability to properly visualise the tumour and the use of motorised arthroscopic tools for ablation, bit is reported that all 10 patients in the study had presented with classic symptoms of limited ROM and nocturnal pain that subsides on use of NSAID, cunsuccessful previous open elbow surgery, ¤ previous elbow trauma prompted an open surgery with residually limited ROM resulting in ever-increasing elbow contracture