Predictors of Persistent Limp Following Proximal Femoral Varus Osteotomy for Perthes Disease

Keyphrases

• Perthes Disease 100%
• Proximal Femur 100%
• Proximal Femoral Varus Osteotomy 100%
• Varus Osteotomy 100%
• Greater Trochanter 50%
• Containment 50%
• Retrospective Review 16%
• Univariate Analysis 16%
• Radiograph 16%
• Pain Score 16%
• Inclusion Criteria 16%
• Femoral Neck 16%
• Low Risk 16%
• Clinical Risk Factors 16%
• Age of Onset 16%
• Multivariate Logistic Regression 16%
• Popular 16%
• Abductor 16%
• Surgical Risk 16%
• Multivariate Logistic Regression Model 16%
• Radiographic Outcomes 16%
• Lateral Center Edge Angle 16%
• Acetabular Index 16%
• Disease Onset 16%
• Multicenter Database 16%
• Postoperative Visit 16%
• Limb Length Discrepancy 16%
• Age Score 16%
• Radiographic Risk Factors 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Perthes Disease 100%
• Osteotomy 100%
• Proximal Femur 85%
• Body Mass Index 42%
• Greater Trochanter 42%
• Disease 28%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 28%
• Morphology 14%
• Univariate Analysis 14%
• Weakness 14%
• Hip 14%
• Femoral Neck 14%
• Limb 14%
• Surgical Risk 14%
• Acetabular 14%
• Factor Analysis 14%