S.No | Author and Year | Methodology | Findings |
1 | Malahias et al. (2018) | Patients with deficient varus angulated knee-anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) require isolated HTO as well as extra ACL reconstruction were reviewed | ACL reconstruction and one stage HTO is efficient and safe procedure to treat the patients who suffer from symptomatic varus osteoarthritis to combine with instability of anterior knee |
2 | Yang et al. (2020) | 6.5/8.0-mm pretensioned or 6.5-mm cancellous screw of lag was practically added from opposite cortex to plateau of medial tibial | Insertion in the pretensioned opposite screw of lag is efficient and simple technique to enhance the structural stability in MOWHTO |
3 | Weiye et al. (2020) | Male patient aged 48 years with KO occurred by long-term varus of genu which outcome in both knees pain, particularly in right knee | Treating the KO patients with varus of genu, HTO combination, regeneration of tissue in chronic distraction and computer-assisted adjustment in technology of external fixation have best impact on correcting the deformity of genu varus and recovery of minimal line of limb force |
4 | Sarwar et al. (2019) | Success rate and complication rate among patients after HTO were reviewed | HTO is efficient for reducing the pain and function of knee improvement in patients with knee’s medial compartmental OA |
5 | Carvalho et al. (2016) | 174 patients who underwent HTO are estimated after 47.9 days follow-up periods. Among them 118 patients were male and 56 patients were female. Age of the patients were from 53 to 67 years | HTO permit patients to continue their physical activities with symptomatic osteoarthritis of KO medial compartment, outcome in enhancing clinical conditions and as a result in their recreational activities and every day working activities |