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Table 1 Patient demographics

From: Comparative retrieval analysis of antioxidant polyethylene: bonding of vitamin-E does not reduce in-vivo surface damage

Case number

Gender

Age, yrs

Time to revision, yrs

Reason(s) for revision

Design, Type

Revision surgeon

1

F

51.3

0.4

Patellofemoral, stiffness, malalignment

NexGen®, PS

Surgeon 1

2

M

50.9

3.0

Instability

Persona®, PS

Surgeon 1

3

F

71.1

1.0

Instability, patellofemoral

Persona®, CR

Surgeon 1

4

F

76.6

9.0

Instability

NexGen®, PS

Surgeon 2

5

F

61.8

5.9

Periprosthetic fracture

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

6

F

71.3

5.9

Instability

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

7

F

67.3

7.8

Malalignment

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

8

M

70.6

1.6

Instability

Persona®, PS

Surgeon 1

9

F

67.8

3.5

Instability, stiffness

Persona®, CR

Surgeon 1

10

F

69.2

1.4

Instability, patellofemoral

Persona®, PS

Surgeon 1

11

F

66.3

14.8

Progression of OA

NexGen®, PS

Surgeon 2

12

F

72.2

1.5

Instability, patellofemoral

Persona®, PS

Surgeon 1

13

F

52.4

0.9

Stiffness

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

14

F

69.3

1.9

Instability

NexGen®, PS

Surgeon 2

15

F

79.6

9.7

Instability

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

16

M

69.3

5.8

Instability

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

17

F

84.2

10.1

Instability

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

18

F

79.8

14.1

Instability

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

19

F

72.8

13.1

Instability

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

20

F

80.2

1.2

Stiffness

NexGen®, CR

Surgeon 2

21

M

70.5

3.2

Instability, malalignment

Persona®, CR

Surgeon 1

22

F

58.3

18.1

Instability

NexGen®, PS

Surgeon 2

23

F

66.0

2.2

Instability

Persona®, CR

Surgeon 1

  1. SD standard deviation, OA osteoarthritis, PS posterior stabilized, CR cruciate retaining