"Exploring the Impact of Preoperative Radiographic Arthritis Severity on Total Hip Arthroplasty Outcomes" Can patients with less radiographic hip disease still do well after a THA?
Isabella Amado,
Ryan Bialazewski,
Bretton Laboret
et al.
Abstract:Background As total hip arthroplasty (THA) indications continue to expand and longevity increases, it is important to understand the outcomes in different patient populations. Younger, more active patients are electing to proceed with THA with differing severity of disease. We aimed to investigate patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) in patients who underwent THA with less severe radiographic hip arthrosis.Methods Pre- and post-operative PROMs and radiographic data (joint-space width, Tonnis grade) for pa… Show more
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