Functional outcome and complication following THA through modified direct anterior approach correlated to cadaveric study: are there any differences in Asian hip?

Table 3 Patients demographics and comorbidities underwent THA through the MDAA

Parameters	Result (n = 32)
Age^a	61.2 ±14.5 (26-87)
Gender^b
Female	22 (68.8%)
Male	10 (31.2%)
Body weight (kg)^a	63.3±16.9 (34-111)
Height (cm)^a	160.0±5.0 (150-169)
BMI (kg/m²)^a	24.7 ±6.3 (14.0-40.9)
Side for THA^b
Right	16 (50.0%)
Left	16 (50.0%)
Cause of osteoarthritis (OA) of the hip^b
Primary OA	26 (81.2%)
Secondary OA	6 (18.8%)
Length of stay (day)^a	6.0 ± 1.9 (4-12)
Hypertension^b
Yes	17 (53.1%)
No	15 (46.9%)
Dyslipidemia^b
Yes	10 (31.3%)
No	22 (68.7%)
ASA class^b
1	5 (15.6%)
2	21 (65.6%)
3	6 (18.8%)
CCI^a	2.8 ± 0.9 (2-5)

The modified direct anterior approach (MDAA); total hip arthroplasty (THA); American Society Anesthesiologist (ASA) classification; Charlson comorbidity index (CCI)
^aPresented mean±SD (minimum-maximum)
^bPresented n (%)

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