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Table 1 Patients’ demographics and clinical outcomes

From: Higher incidence of aseptic loosening caused by a lower canal filling ratio with a modified modular stem in total hip arthroplasty

 

Total population (n = 104)

Stable group (n = 88)

Unstable group (n = 16)

p value

mean ± SD

(range)

mean ± SD

(range)

mean ± SD

(range)

Age (years)

62 ± 11

(36–84)

64 ± 10

(42–84)

55 ± 9

(36–68)

0.0015

Sex (M/F)

20/97

 

17/71

 

5/11

  

Height (cm)

154 ± 9

(126–174)

154 ± 9

(126–174)

155 ± 8

(144–167)

0.77

Weight (kg)

55 ± 10

(33–79)

55 ± 9

(33–79)

60 ± 12

(38–78)

0.0869

BMI

23 ± 4

(17–34)

23 ± 3

(17–33)

25 ± 5

(18–34)

0.0837

Follow-up period (years)

7.5 ± 1.2

(5–9.7)

7.6 ± 1.2

(5–9.7)

7.3 ± 1.2

(5–8.9)

0.3

Diagnosis (hips)

 Primary osteoarthritis

7

 

5

 

2

  

 Osteoarthritis secondary to DDH

87

 

73

 

14

  

 Crowe classification (1,2,3,4)

52, 28, 7, 0

 

42, 24, 7, 0

 

10, 4, 0, 0

  

 Osteoarthritis secondary to trauma

2

 

2

 

0

  

 Rheumatoid arthritis

1

 

1

 

0

  

 Osteonecrosis

2

 

2

 

0

  

 Rapidly destructive coxarthropathy

3

 

3

 

0

  

 Trauma

2

 

2

 

0

  

Acetabular osteotomy (hips)

21

 

16

 

5

  

Femoral osteotomy (hips)

14

 

10

 

4

  

Preoperative JOA score

 Total

  

50 ± 12

(22–77)

51 ± 6

(43–61)

0.31

 Pain

  

16 ± 8

(0–30)

17 ± 7

(10–30)

0.65

 ROM

  

12 ± 4

(2–20)

10 ± 5

(3–20)

0.1395

 Walk

  

9 ± 4

(0–18)

10 ± 4

(5–15)

0.46

 ADL

  

12 ± 3

(4–20)

14 ± 3

(10–20)

0.0495

JOA score at final follow-up

 Total

  

83 ± 11

(43–100)

82 ± 14

(55–100)

0.75

 Pain

  

37 ± 5

(20–40)

34 ± 6

(20–40)

0.0946

 ROM

  

17 ± 3

(4–20)

14 ± 5

(6–20)

0.0605

 Walk

  

13 ± 5

(0–20)

16 ± 4

(5–20)

0.0739

 ADL

  

16 ± 3

(4–20)

17 ± 3

(12–20)

0.44

  1. SD standard deviation, BMI body mass index, DDH developmental dysplasia of the hip, ROM range of motion, ADL activities of daily living
  2. P values for the comparisons between the stable and unstable groups