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. 2008 May 17;467(5):1341–1347. doi: 10.1007/s11999-008-0299-z

Table 1.

Patient demographics and radiographic measurements

Demographics and measurements Navigated (SD; range) Nonnavigated (SD; range) p Value
Number of hips 51 88
Gender
    Male 70.6% (n = 36) 68.2% (n = 60)
    Female 29.4% (n = 15) 31.8% (n = 28)
Mean age (years) 48 (8.8; range, 18–64) 48 (9.6; range, 16–77) 0.949
Average height (meters) 1.73 (0.09); range, 1.52–1.91) 1.73 (0.08; range, 1.52–1.95) 0.801
Average weight (kg) 79.3 (12.8; range, 56–104) 82 (18.3; range, 48–140) 0.346
Body mass index (kg/m2) 26.5 (3.2; range, 18.2–32.5) 27 (5.2; range, 17.6–43.7) 0.210
Blood loss (mL) 445 (182; range, 200–1000) 516 (296; range, 100–1600) 0.118
Femoral component diameter (mm) 49 (3.5; range, 40–56) 49 (4.1; range, 42–60) 0.539
Operative time (minutes) 111 (16.1; range, 80–150) 105 (17.0; range, 60–185) 0.048
Native femoral neck shaft angle (degrees) 132 (7.3; range, 120–153) 131 (5.8; range, 116–144) 0.284
Planned neck-shaft angle (degrees) 138 (4.1; range, 131–152) 137(3.4; range, 128–146) 0.055
Postoperative stem-shaft angle (degrees) 139 (4.5; range, 130–152) 139 (5.9; range, 127–155) 0.719
Difference between postoperative stem-shaft angle and native neck-shaft angle (degrees) 6.3 (4.5, −6.0–18.0) 7.8 (0.7; range, −7.0–2.0) 0.129
Mean postoperative stem-shaft angle minus planned stem-shaft angle (degrees) 0.4 (1.6; range, −4.0–3.0) 2.1 (5.3; range, −8.0–16.0) 0.005
Mean absolute postoperative neck-shaft angle minus planned neck-shaft angle (degrees) 1.3 (0.9; range, 0–4) 4.4 (3.6; range, 0–16) ≤ 0.001