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Table 4

PM-preserving cohort or comparative studies to standard approaches.

Authors/Year Study design Study group Comparison group Patients’ No./Surgeries Outcome
Kenanidis et al. [1]/2023Comparative cohortSTARDSA400/THAsSTAR had earlier functional improvement, less hospital stay
Siddappa VH et al. [2]/2020Case seriesPM-preservingNo150/THAsLess visualisation but no dislocation at six months f.u.
Tan BKL et al. [3]/2020RCTPM-preservingStandard posterior 100/THAsSame 10-year functional outcomes. PM-sparing improved muscle volume and grade
Khan RJK et al. [4]/2012RCTPM-preservingStandard posterior 100/THAsShort-term benefits in PM-sparing (better 6-min walk test at 2 weeks and satisfaction at 6 weeks)
Charity J et al. [5]/2023Retrospective comparative SPAIRELateral285/HAsSPAIRE returned to pre-injury level better than lateral at 3.5 years
Moussallem CD et al. [6]/2012Case seriesPM-preservingNo226/THAsNo dislocations after 3 years f.u.
Wang T. et al. [7]/2021Prospective comparative PM-preservingStandard posterior 126/THAsSHER-sparing reduced blood loss, hospital stay, time to mobilisation, stair use and transfusion
Viberg B et al. [8]/2023Historical comparative cohort PM-sparingStandard posterior527/HAsPM-sparing showed a 50% reduction in dislocation and reoperation rates.
Apinyankul R et al. [9]/2023Prospective comparative cohortPM-sparingStandard posterior321/HAsPM-sparing group had lower dislocation rate, mortality, and higher functional scores

PM: piriformis, THA: total hip arthroplasty, f.u.: follow-up, SHER: short hip external rotators, SPAIRE: Spare Piriformis and Internus, Repair Externus), DSA: Direct Superior Approach, STAR (Superior Transverse Atraumatic Reconstruction), HA: hemiarthroplasty, RCT: randomised control trial, No: number.

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