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. 2025 Mar 6;50:66. doi: 10.11604/pamj.2025.50.66.46467

Table 2.

clinical and intraoperative characteristics, complications, and functional results

Primary total hip arthroplasty Effective (n) Percentages (%)
Indications n=158   
Hip osteoarthritis 26 16.46
AVN* 57 36.08
Trauma** 55 34.81
Pediatric hip diseases*** 18 11.39
Hip tuberculosis 2 1.27
Operated side      
Left 63 39.87
Right 85 53.80
Bilateral 10 6.33
Approach n=168   
Anterior (Hueter) 150 89.29
Latera l(Hardinge) 13 7.74
Posterior (Moore) 5 2.98
Duration    (Minutes)
Mean 77.1
Min 52
Max 135
Intraoperative complications 38 22.62
Fractures 8 4.76
Fat embolisms 5 2.98
Nerve injury 13 7.74
Bleeding 6 3.57
Acetabulum cup malposition 1 0.60
Femoral stem malposition 5 2.98
Postoperative complications 25 14.88
Infection 14 8.33
Dislocation 2 1.19
Fracture 2 1.19
Loosening 2 1.19
Deep vein thrombosis 5 2.98
Preoperative mean: 7.7 (min=3; max=13)
PMA score (n=158)
Postoperative mean: 16.8 (min=7; max=18)
Excellent (18) 22 13.92
Good (15-7) 84 53.16
Fair (12-14) 38 24.05
Poor (<12) 14 8.86

AVN*: avascular necrosis; trauma**: cervical neck fracture and hip dislocation; pediatric hip diseases***: Perthes disease, slipped femoral epiphysis, and developmental dysplasia of the hip; PMA: Postel Merle D’Aubigné score