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. 2010 Apr 10;468(9):2333–2339. doi: 10.1007/s11999-010-1344-2

Table 2.

Details of squeaking in 10 patients with hip resurfacings

Patient Type of squeaker Time postoperatively to first squeak (months) Activity Duration of squeaking Number of episodes Last squeak reported (months postoperatively) How did the squeaking stop?
1 Episodic 3 Bending to pick up an object Few hours Few 6 Spontaneously
2 Episodic 4 Climbing stairs and walking 5 days Few 5 Spontaneously
3 Rare 22 Bending to pick up an object 1 day One 22 Progressively
4 Rare 5 Walking distance 1 hour One 5 Spontaneously
5 Episodic 12 Bending to reach for object and walking 1–2 days Few 24 Spontaneously
6 Persistent 12 Walking distance Few hours Weekly 69 Spontaneously
7 Episodic 9 After activity Few hours Few 9 Spontaneously
8 Episodic 15 After activity or first thing in the morning 1 hour Few 15 Spontaneously
9 Rare 19 Climbing stairs 1 day One 19 Progressively
10 Persistent 12 Bending to reach for object and after activity Few hours At least once a month Unknown Stopped with decreased activity due to illness