Table 2: Overall outcome criteria of allograft reconstructionA.

Category Criteria
Excellent Allograft union AND all of the following:
Minimal to no pain requiring no pain medications
Normal to near-normal ambulation
No usage of suppressive antibiotics
No reoperations for nonunion, fracture or infectionB
Moderate Allograft union AND any of the following:
Moderate pain requiring non-narcotic pain medication
Significant limp or requires walking aid or brace
Significant malalignment or articular degeneration
Chronic suppressive oral antibiotics
Poor Any of the following:
Chronic nonunion despite reoperations
Loss of original allograft due to nonunion, fracture or infection
Significant pain requiring chronic narcotic usage
Inability to ambulate outside of the house

Aat latest follow-up
Bexcludes reoperations not directly related to allograft reconstruction such as epiphysiodesis,
removal of symptomatic, loose, or physeal-crossing hardware, or resection of local recurrence.