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Table 1 Study cohort characteristics by primary diagnosis at total hip arthroplasty surgery

From: An underlying diagnosis of osteonecrosis of bone is associated with worse outcomes than osteoarthritis after total hip arthroplasty

 

Total

Osteoarthritis

Osteonecrosis

 

n

%

n

%

n

%

Total N

 

47,523

100.0

45,252

95.2

2,271

4.8

Age, years

Median (IQR)

66.0 (58.0–74.0)

67.0 (59.0–75.0)

55.0 (46.0–64.0)

Age category, years

<65

20,899

44.0

19,195

42.4

1,704

75.0

≥65

26,624

56.0

26,057

57.6

567

25.0

Gender

Male

20,181

42.5

18,875

41.7

1,306

57.5

Female

27,341

57.5

26,376

58.3

965

42.5

Race

White

36,367

76.5

35,009

77.4

1,358

59.8

Black

3,637

7.7

3,324

7.4

313

13.8

Hispanic

3,283

6.9

3,030

6.7

253

11.1

Asian

1,606

3.4

1,436

3.2

170

7.5

Other/Multi-racial

753

1.6

707

1.6

46

2.0

Unknown

1,877

4.0

1,746

3.9

131

5.8

BMI categorya, kg/m2

<30

27,863

58.6

26,358

58.3

1,505

66.3

 

≥30 and <35

11,625

24.5

11,170

24.7

455

20.0

 

≥35

7,394

15.6

7,138

15.8

256

11.3

ASA categorya

1 and 2

29,312

61.7

28,008

61.9

1,304

57.4

 

≥3

16,724

35.2

15,827

35.0

897

39.5

Diabetes

 

10,493

22.1

10,042

22.2

451

19.9

  1. IQR interquartile range, BMI body mass index, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists
  2. aMissing data: BMI (1.4%), ASA (3.1%)