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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of the study cohort

From: Do pessimists report worse outcomes after total hip arthroplasty?

 

Primary THA 2-year (n =488)

 

Revision THA 2-year (n =196)

Years from MMPI to surgery, median (range)

16.6 (0–41.3)

 

15.6 (0.2–40.9)

Age, Mean (SD)

67.4 (11.6)

 

67.8 (11.5)

%Men

42.6 %

 

46.9 %

Pessimists, n (%)

124 (25.4 %)

 

66 (33.7 %)

T-score for depression, Mean (SD)

56.8 (11.1)

 

59.3 (10.3)

Age groups, n (%)

   

 ≤60 years

117 (24 %)

 

43 (21.9 %)

 61–70 years

152 (31.1 %)

 

61 (31.1 %)

 71+ years

219 (44.9 %)

 

92 (46.9 %)

Body Mass index (in kg/m2), n (%)

   

 ≤25

120 (24.6 %)

 

53 (27 %)

 > 25–29.9

186 (38.1 %)

 

77 (39.3 %)

 30–34.9

114 (23.4 %)

 

51 (26 %)

 35–39.9

42 (8.6 %)

 

6 (3.1 %)

 ≥40

21 (4.3 %)

 

6 (3.1 %)

 Missing

5 (1 %)

 

3 (1.5 %)

ASA Score, n (%)

   

 Class I-II

268 (54.9 %)

 

90 (45.9 %)

 Class III-IV

220 (45.1 %)

 

106 (54.1 %)

Charlson Index, Mean (SD)

1.6 (2.2)

 

1.4 (2.1)

Operative Diagnoses, n (%)

Operative Diagnoses, n (%)

Rheumatoid Arthritis/ Other Inflammatory arthritis conditions

19 (3.9 %)

Loosening, Wear or Osteolysis

146 (74.5 %)

Osteoarthritis

409 (83.8 %)

Dislocation, Bone or Prosthesis Fracture, Instability, Non-Union

34 (17.3 %)

Avascular necrosis

48 (9.8 %)

Failed Arthroplasty with Components Removed or Infection

16 (8.2 %)

Other

12 (2.5 %)

  

Cemented Implant, n (%)

N/A

Yes

64 (13.1 %)

  

Hybrid

294 (60.2 %)

  

No

130 (26.6 %)

  
  1. N/A Not applicable, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists, SD standard deviation