Diagnosis, preoperative evaluation, classification and total hip arthroplasty in patients with long-term unreduced hip joint dislocation, secondary osteoarthritis and pseudoarthrosis

Table 1 Demographic and general characteristics of patients with long-term unreduced hip joint dislocation, secondary osteoarthritis and pseudoarthrosis

Case	Gender	Age (years)	Side	Etiology	Comorbidity injuries	Time from initial injury to surgery (years)	Harris score preoperatively
1	Female	56	Left	Crushing Injury	Superior pubic ramus fracture	23	55
2	Male	59	Left	Traffic accident	Patella fracture, tibiofibular fracture, iliac fracture	9	38
3	Male	62	Right	Fall from a height	Calcaneal fracture	6	46
4	Male	65	Right	Crushing Injury	–	7	59
5	Female	46	Right	Traffic accident	Acetabular fracture	9	42
6	Male	38	Left	Fall from a height	–	6	35
7	Female	71	Right	Traffic accident	Femoral shaft fracture	6	44
8	Female	59	Left	Traffic accident	–	8	63
9	Female	52	Left	Fall from a height	Acetabular fracture	3	46
10	Male	42	Right	Traffic accident	Inferior pubic ramus fracture	13	61
11	Female	39	Left	Traffic accident	Acetabular fracture	9	36
12	Male	70	Left	Traffic accident	Acetabular fracture	12	59
13	Male	63	Right	Traffic accident	–	19	55
14	Female	76	Right	Traffic accident	Acetabular fracture	5	42
15	Male	59	Left	Fall from a height	Ischial fracture	8	52
16	Male	62	Left	Traffic accident	–	12	49

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