Hip and Knee Arthroplasty - Surface Hippy Guide to Hip Resurfacing

LIST OF FIGURES
HIP REPLACEMENT................................................................................................................................................ 18
FIGURE HG1: PERCENTAGE OF FEMALES BY TYPE OF HIP REPLACEMENT AND YEAR.............................................................18
FIGURE HG2: PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS AGED < 65 BY TYPE OF HIP REPLACEMENT AND YEAR...........................................19
FIGURE HG3: TRENDS IN USAGE OF HIP REPLACEMENT BY STATE/TERRITORY AND YEAR .......................................................20
FIGURE HG4: CPR OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT BY PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS................................22
FIGURE HG5: CPR OF PRIMARY TOTAL RESURFACING HIP REPLACEMENT BY PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS.....................................23
PRIMARY PARTIAL HIP REPLACEMENT ................................................................................................................. 27
FIGURE HP1: TRENDS IN USAGE OF PRIMARY PARTIAL HIP REPLACEMENT BY STATE/TERRITORY AND YEAR.............................27
FIGURE HP2: 5 MOST COMMON UNIPOLAR MONOBLOCK PROSTHESES USED IN PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MONOBLOCKS ...........28
FIGURE HP3: 5 MOST COMMON UNIPOLAR MODULAR HEADS USED IN PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MODULAR HIP REPLACEMENT...29
FIGURE HP4: 5 MOST COMMON FEMORAL STEMS USED IN PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MODULAR HIP REPLACEMENT.....................30
FIGURE HP5: 5 MOST COMMON BIPOLAR HEADS USED IN PRIMARY BIPOLAR HIP REPLACEMENT........................................31
FIGURE HP6: 5 MOST COMMON FEMORAL STEMS USED IN PRIMARY BIPOLAR HIP REPLACEMENT........................................32
FIGURE HP7: TRENDS IN FIXATION OF UNIPOLAR MONOBLOCK HIP REPLACEMENT BY STATE/TERRITORY AND YEAR ...............35
FIGURE HP8: TRENDS IN FIXATION OF UNIPOLAR MODULAR HIP REPLACEMENT BY STATE/TERRITORY AND YEAR ....................35
FIGURE HP9: TRENDS IN FIXATION OF BIPOLAR HIP REPLACEMENT BY STATE/TERRITORY AND YEAR .......................................36
FIGURE HP10: CPR OF PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MONOBLOCK HIP REPLACEMENT BY AGE .......................................................37
FIGURE HP11: CPR OF PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MODULAR HIP REPLACEMENT BY AGE ............................................................38
FIGURE HP12: CPR OF PRIMARY BIPOLAR HIP REPLACEMENT BY AGE................................................................................39
FIGURE HP13: CPR OF PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MONOBLOCK HIP REPLACEMENT BY FEMORAL FIXATION ...................................41
FIGURE HP14: CPR OF PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MODULAR HIP REPLACEMENT BY FEMORAL FIXATION .......................................42
FIGURE HP15: CPR OF PRIMARY BIPOLAR HIP REPLACEMENT BY FEMORAL FIXATION...........................................................43
OUTCOMES OF SPECIFIC PROSTHESES ...................................................................................................................................44
FIGURE HP16: YEARLY CPR OF CEMENTLESS AUSTIN MOORE TYPE AND CEMENTED THOMPSON TYPE HIP PROSTHESES ...........44
PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MODULAR HIP REPLACEMENT PROSTHESES WITH A HIGHER THAN ANTICIPATED REVISION RATE ........................49
FIGURE HP17-18: CPR OF INDIVIDUAL PRIMARY UNIPOLAR MODULAR HIP PROSTHESES IDENTIFIED ...........................................50
PRIMARY BIPOLAR HIP REPLACEMENT PROSTHESES WITH A HIGHER THAN ANTICIPATED REVISION RATE ..........................................51
FIGURE HP19-21: CPR OF INDIVIDUAL PRIMARY BIPOLAR HIP PROSTHESES IDENTIFIED..............................................................52
PRIMARY TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT..................................................................................................................... 60
FIGURE HT1: TRENDS IN USAGE OF PRIMARY HIP REPLACEMENT BY STATE/TERRITORY AND YEAR..........................................60
FIGURE HT2: TRENDS IN FIXATION OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR BY STATE/TERRITORY AND YEAR...................................62
FIGURE HT3: TRENDS IN FIXATION OF PRIMARY TOTAL RESURFACING HIP REPLACEMENT BY STATE/TERRITORY AND YEAR .......62
FIGURE HT4: 5 MOST COMMON FEMORAL COMPONENTS USED IN PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR.....................................63
FIGURE HT5: 5 MOST COMMON FEMORAL COMPONENTS USED IN PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR WITH CEMENT FIXATION ..64
FIGURE HT6: 5 MOST COMMON FEMORAL COMPONENTS USED IN PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR WITH C/LESS FIXATION....65
FIGURE HT7: 5 MOST COMMON ACETABULAR COMPONENTS USED IN PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR ...............................66
FIGURE HT8: 5 MOST COMMON ACETABULAR COMPONENTS USED IN PRIMARY CONV THR WITH CEMENT FIXATION...........67
FIGURE HT9: 5 MOST COMMON ACETABULAR COMPONENTS USED IN PRIMARY CONV THR WITH C/LESS FIXATION.............68
FIGURE HT10: 5 MOST COMMON PRIMARY TOTAL RESURFACING HIP REPLACEMENT...........................................................69
OUTCOMES OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL TOTAL AND TOTAL RESURFACING HIP REPLACEMENT ...................................................70
FIGURE HT11: CPR OF CONVENTIONAL TOTAL AND TOTAL RESURFACING HIP REPLACEMENT...............................................70
PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT...............................................................................................................71
FIGURE HT12: CPR OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR BY AGE.........................................................................................71
FIGURE HT13: CPR OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR BY GENDER ...................................................................................72
FIGURE HT14: CPR OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR FOR FEMALES BY AGE ....................................................................73
FIGURE HT15: CPR OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR FOR MALES BY AGE........................................................................74
FIGURE HT16: CPR OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR BY FIXATION..................................................................................75
FIGURE HT17: CPR OF PRIMARY CONVENTIONAL THR BY FIXATION FOR PATIENTS AGED 28MM.................................81
FIGURE HT24: CPR OF CERAMIC/CERAMIC CONVENTIONAL THR BY HEAD SIZE................................................................82
FIGURE HT25: CPR OF CERAMIC/POLYETHYLENE CONVENTIONAL THR BY HEAD SIZE .........................................................82
FIGURE HT26: CPR OF METAL/METAL CONVENTIONAL THR BY HEAD SIZE.........................................................................83
FIGURE HT27: CPR OF METAL/POLYETHYLENE CONVENTIONAL THR BY HEAD SIZE..............................................................83
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