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Table 2 Characteristics of patients with hip dislocation after total hip arthroplasty and controls

From: Insufficient stem antetorsion and lower cup abduction is a combined risk factor for posterior hip dislocation in patients undergoing THA for femoral neck fractures: a retrospective analysis

Parameters

Dislocation group (n = 7)

(range)

Control group (n = 44)

(range)

p-value

Leg length inequality (mm)

-3.57 ± 8.57

(-16.16–9.07)

-6.59 ± 6.18

(-18.76–9.65)

0.260

Abductor lever arm (mm)

-2.25 ± 6.69

(-12.27–2.73)

-1.80 ± 10.97

(-19.25–51.45)

0.916

Horizontal femoral offset (mm)

-4.80 ± 6.73

(-13.57–3.48)

-9.38 ± 7.77

(-34.94–5.87)

0.148

Vertical femoral offset (mm)

-11.42 ± 7.44

(-20.07–-1.27)

-9.83 ± 6.80

(-26.07–7.25)

0.573

Horizontal hip center of rotation (mm)

6.84 ± 2.34

(2.88–9.51)

4.42 ± 4.97

(-10.46–18.34)

0.241

Vertical hip center of rotation (mm)

-7.17 ± 5.36

(-13.18–-1.15)

-3.21 ± 5.41

(-14.63–7.81)

0.078

Abduction (°)

36.05 ± 6.82

(28.76–46.39)

45.68 ± 8.78

(23.33–62.49)

0.008

Anteversion of acetabulum (°)

28.50 ± 11.41

(9.99–43.53)

24.77 ± 9.90

(5.74–43.07)

0.368

Anteversion of femoral prosthesis (°)

8.26 ± 4.47

(2.91–14.78)

19.47 ± 9.01

(6.23–40.61)

0.002

Combined anteversion (°)

36.76 ± 12.68

(20.09–52.49)

44.24 ± 12.70

(17.31–79.63)

0.154

  1. Data are presented as the mean ± standard deviation or number of patients. Differences are considered significant at p < 0.05