Factors Predicting the Outcomes of Incomplete Triple Pelvic Osteotomy

Abstract

The most important factors influencing clinical outcomes were complications. However, neither postoperative acetabular retroversion nor a positive supra-equatorial crossover sign (often viewed as prognostically negative) directly affected clinical outcomes.When treating patients with acetabular dysplasia, either inadequate correction or overcorrection may negatively affect outcomes. In such patients, an incomplete triple pelvic osteotomy (allowing controlled correction) is both safe and effective.