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. 2018 Apr 26;21(3):176–181. doi: 10.1016/j.cjtee.2018.02.004

Table 1.

Overview of included studiesa.

Study (year) Journal Evidence level Study years Control group Number of hips Mean follow-up (months)
Chiu34 2015 Orthopedics IV 1996–2010 No 56 120
Khurana35 2015b Am J Orthop III 2005–2013 Yes
[Primary OA]
22 53
Morison36 2016 Clin Orthop Relate Res III 1987–2011 Yes
[Primary OA]
74 96
Lizaur-Utrilla37 2012 J Trauma Acute Care Surg III 1992–2005 Yes
[Primary OA]
24 101
Zhang38 2011 J Arthoplasty IV 1998–2007 No 55 64
Ranawat39 2009 J Arthoplasty IV 1995–2003 No 32 56
Berry40 2002 Clin Orthop Relate Res IV 1984–1990 No 34 143
Bellabarba41 2001 J Bone Joint Surg IV 1984–1995 No 30 63
Huo42 1999 J Arthoplasty IV 1985–1993 No 21 65
Weber43 1998 J Bone Joint Surg IV 1970–1993 No 66 115

OA: osteoarthritis.

a

The majority of studies reported both mean postoperative Harris hip score and overall revision rate.

b

Khurana study included data for femoral neck fractures; we examined only data involving fractures of the acetabulum, which totaled 22 hips.