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Table 3 Status of hip and other joint disease, and type of prosthesis used

From: Variations in the pre-operative status of patients coming to primary hip replacement for osteoarthritis in European orthopaedic centres

 

Patients in analysis

(1327)

Excluding missing values

Years of reported pain in the hip to be replaced:

  

   < 1

141 (10.6%)

141 (10.7%)

   1–2

374 (28.2%)

374 (28.5%)

   3–5

403 (30.4%)

403 (30.7%)

   6–8

147 (11.1%)

147 (11.2%)

   9–12

95 (7.2%)

95 (7.2%)

   13–15

49 (3.7%)

49 (3.7%)

   > 15

105 (7.9%)

105 (8.0%)

   Missing

13 (1.0%)

 

Arthritis in other joints:

  

   One hip only

416 (31.4%)

416 (32.4%)

   Both hips only

167 (12.6%)

167 (13.0%)

   Hips(s) & other peripheral joints

701 (52.8%)

701 (54.6%)

   Missing

43 (3.2%)

 

Hip joint being replaced:

  

   Right

724 (54.6%)

724 (54.6%)

   Left

603 (45.4%)

603 (45.4%)

Type of prosthesis used:

  

   Hybrid

246 (18.5%)

246 (19.2%)

   Cemented

542 (40.8%)

542 (42.3%)

   Uncemented

493 (37.2%)

493 (38.5%)

   Missing

46 (3.5%)

 

Surgery on other joints in the past:

  

   Yes

595 (44.8%)

595 (45.4%)

   No

716 (54.0%)

716 (54.6%)

   Missing

16 (1.2%)

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