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Table 2 A brief summary about patients associated with HO following encephalitis

From: Acquired heterotopic ossification in hips and knees following encephalitis: case report and literature review

Authors

Age/gender

Time of coma

The affected joints

Locations

Therapies

Consequence

Tay [18] et al.

26/female

28 days

Bilateral hips

Image of CT showed: medial aspect of upper thighs

Surgery and radiotherapy

No recurrence and moderate gain in the rage of motion

Jayasundara [8] et al.

21/male

35 days

Bilateral hips and right elbow

CT showed: anterior,posterior and lateral aspects of both hips,

Surgery and physiotherapy

No recurrence and have acceptable range of movements at the affected joints

    

Radiograph of the pelvis showed: anteroposterior

  

Saito [30] et al.

26/female

40 days

Bilateral knees

CT showed: Large area of the left distal femur and small area of right knee

Surgery and 800 mg daily of etidronate disodium

Slight recurrence occurred 3 weeks after surgery

An [7] et al.

38/female

13 months

Right shoulder and left elbow

Unknown

Excision,physical and diphosphonate postoperation

No recurrence and the range of motion improved markedly

Ours case

47/male

1 month

Both hips and knees

interior aspect of both the femoral necks and the peripheral areas of knee-joints, especially interior

Excision and 200 mg daily of Celecoxib

No recurrence and walk independently