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Table 1 Demographics and diagnosis for patients with and without cortical hypertrophies

From: Fifty-six percent of proximal femoral cortical hypertrophies 6 to 10 years after Total hip arthroplasty with a short Cementless curved hip stem – a cause for concern?

 

Hips with CHs

Hips without CHs

p-value

Demographics

 Number of hips

105

83

 

 Gender (m: w)

57: 48

29: 44

0.32

 Age at surgery in years

61 (53–68)

60 (51–68)

0.92

 BMI (kg/m2)

26 (23–28)

26 (24–28)

0.46

 HHS preoperatively

59 (43–67)

62 (48–69)

0.25

 HHS postoperatively (3.3y FU)

97 (93–100)

97 (92–100)

0.89

 HHS postoperatively (7.7y FU)

98 (93–100)

96 (91–100)

0.47

 UCLA Score preoperatively

4 (3–6)

5 (3–6)

0.15

 UCLA Score postoperatively (3.3y FU)

7 (6–7)

7 (6–8)

0.35

 UCLA Score postoperatively (7.7y FU)

7 (5–7)

7 (5–7)

0.79

Diagnosis

 Primary osteoarthritis

61

46

0.71

 Developmental dysplasia

22

28

0.05

 Avascular necrosis

10

4

0.22

 Posttraumatic osteoarthritis

4

1

0.27

 Rheumatoid arthritis

5

4

0.93

 Others

3

0

0.12

  1. CH cortical hypertrophy, FU follow up; median values (interquartile range)