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Table 2 Primary surgical characteristics and femoral bone deficiency of patients undergoing revision surgery with short femoral components

From: Short uncemented femoral component for hip revision: prognosis and risk factors associated with failure

Patient characteristics

Femoral stem survival (n = 359)

Femoral stem revision (n = 22)

Total (n = 381)

Statistical value

P

Indication for primary THA

     

 Osteonecrosis

253

16

269

5.130a

0.400

 Avascular necrosis

20

0

20

  

 Femoral neck fracture

49

5

54

  

 Osteoarthritis

24

1

25

  

 Hip dysplasia

9

0

9

  

 Other

4

0

4

  

Fixation feature of primary THA

     

 Cemented

200

12

212

0.011a

0.915

 Uncemented

159

10

169

  

Femoral stem fixation segment

     

 Metaphyseal

21

1

22

2.680a

0.262

 Metaphyseal-diaphyseal

317

21

338

  

 Diaphyseal

21

0

21

  

Periprosthetic femoral fracture during primary THA

     

 No

327

19

346

0.554a

0.457

 Yes

32

3

35

  

Bearing

     

 Metal (ceramic)-polyethylene

319

18

337

1.006a

0.316

 Ceramic–ceramic

40

4

44

  

Femoral bone deficiency (Paprosky classification)

     

 Type I

186

11

197

0.235a

0.889

 Type II

149

10

159

  

 Type-III A

24

1

25

  

 Short-B

0

0

0

  

 Type IV

0

0

0

  
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