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Table 2 Patient demographics by implant type. SD, standard deviation; OA, osteoarthritis; PS, posterior stabilized; CR, cruciate retaining; the percentages totalled > 100% because some knees had more than one reason for revision recorded

From: Comparative retrieval analysis of a novel anatomic tibial tray backside: alterations in tibial component design and surface coating can increase cement adhesions and surface roughness

Design, type

Gender (F:M)

Age at revision, mean and SD (yrs)

Time to revision, mean and SD (yrs)

Reason(s) for revision

Persona®, total

5:3

67.3 (± 6.9)

2.2 (± 0.94)

Instability (n = 8, 100%); patellofemoral problem (n = 3, 37.5%); malalignment (n = 1, 12.5%); stiffness (n = 1, 12.5%)

Persona®, CR

3:1

68.9 (± 2.4)

2.5 (± 1.1)

Instability (n = 4, 100%); patellofemoral problem (n = 1, 25%); malalignment (n = 1, 25%); stiffness (n = 1, 25%)

Persona®, PS

2:2

65.7 (± 10)

1.9 (0.7)

Instability (n = 4, 100%); patellofemoral problem (n = 2, 50%)

NexGen®, total

14:1

69.4 (± 10.1)

7.9 (± 5.5)

Instability (n = 9, 60%); stiffness (n = 3, 20%); malalignment (n = 2, 13.3%); others (periprosthetic fracture, progression OA, n = 2, 13.3%); patellofemoral problem (n = 1, 6.6%)

NexGen®, CR

9:1

71.9 (± 9.7)

7.4 (± 4.4)

Instability (n = 6, 60%); stiffness (n = 2, 20%); malalignment (n = 1, 10%); others (periprosthetic fracture n = 1, 10%)

NexGen®, PS

5:0

64.4 (± 9.8)

8.9 (± 7.7)

Instability (n = 3, 60%); stiffness (n = 1, 20%); malalignment (n = 1, 20%); others (progression OA n = 1, 20%); patellofemoral problem (n = 1, 20%)