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Table 2 Patient characteristics at baseline between cohorts

From: Conversion of failed proximal femoral nail antirotation to uncemented or cemented femoral component fixation: a multicentre retrospective study with a median 10-year follow-up

Variable

Uncemented THA (n = 116)

Hybrid THA (n = 120)

P-value

Age (years)

 Median (range)

66.4(65–71)

66.7(65–72)

0.206

Sex, no. %

  

0.909

 Female

55(47.4)

56(46.7)

 

 Male

61(52.6)

64(53.3)

 

BMI (kg/m2)

 Median (range)

24.5(16.7–31.3)

24.2(16.1–32.8)

0.325

 BMD

-3.61 ± 0.72

-3.64 ± 0.76

0.281

Side, no.%

  

0.443

 Right

58(50.0)

54(45.0)

 

 Left

58(50.0)

66(55.0)

 

Hip condition prior to conversion, no.%

  

0.869

 Symptomatic

66(56.9)

67(55.8)

 

 asymptomatic

50(43.1)

53(44.2)

 

Femoral head size (mm), no. %

  

0.945

 28

23(19.8)

26(21.7)

 

 32

44(37.9)

41(34.1)

 

 36

49(42.2)

53(44.2)

 

IHFs, AO/OTA, no. %

  

0.543

 31A1

48(41.4)

45(37.5)

 

 31A2

68(58.6)

75(62.5)

 

Charlson comorbidity index at surgery, no. %

  

0.717

 Low

42(36.2)

45(37.5)

 

 Medium

57(49.1)

60(50.0)

 

 High

17(14.7)

15(12.5)

 

Reasons for conversion, no. %

  

0.459

 Instability

55(47.4)

63(52.5)

 

 Mechanical failure

45(38.8)

42(35.0)

 

 Both

16(13.8)

15(12.5)

 

Conversion interval (years)

  

0.644

  < 2

74(63.8)

80(66.7)

 

  ≥ 2

42(36.2)

40(33.3)

 

Follow-up (months)

   

 Median (range)

120.2(102–127)

120.1(101–127)

0.219

  1. THA Total Hip Arthroplasty, BMI Body Mass Index, BMD Bone Mineral Density