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. 2021 Mar 5;16:176. doi: 10.1186/s13018-021-02299-4

Table 4.

The specific rate of revision caused by all kinds of reasons

Cementless/cemented (number (%))
Studies Patients Number of revisions Aseptic loosing PJI Instability Polyethylene wear Exchange of tibial polyethylene insert Periprosthetic fracture Patella dislocation Stiffness Other reasons
Anis 2019 [24] 133/132 3(2.3)/2(1.5) 3(2.3)/2(1.5)
Baker 2007 [13] 224/277 20(8.9)/24(8.7) 12(5.4)/14(5) 4(1.8)/7(2.5) 2(0.9)/0(0) 0(0)/1(0.4) 2(0.9)/2(0.7)
Boyle 2017 154/171 6(3.9)/6(3.5) 2(1.3)/1(0.6) 1(0.6)/2(1.2) 3(1.9)/3(1.8)
Carlsson 2005 [14] 27/29 1(3.7)/0(0) 1(3.7)/0(0)
Dodd 1990 [27] 18/18 1(5.6)/1(5.6) 1(5.6)/1(5.6)
Duffy 1998 [28] 55/51 9(16.4)/3(5.9) 8(14.5)/2(3.9) 0(0)/1(2) 1(1.8)/0(0)
Fernandez-Fairen 2013 [15] 71/64 0(0)/1(1.6) 0(0)/1(1.6)
Fricka 2015 [16] 47/46 1(2.1)/1(2.2) 0(0)/1(2.2) 1(2.1)/0(0)
Fricka 2019 [17] 41/44 2(4.9)/1(2.3) 1(2.4)/0(0) 0(0)/1(2.3) 1(2.4)/0(0)
Gao 2009 [18] 19/22 1(5.3)/0(0) 1(5.3)/0(0)
Kamath 2011 [29] 100/312 2(2)/5(1.6) 0(0)/2(0.6) 0(0)/2(0.6) 1(1)/0(0) 1(1)/1(0.3)
Khaw 2002 [19] 177/219 7(3.95)/9(4.11) 3(1.69)/1(0.46) 1(0.56)/5(2.28) 0(0)/1(0.46) 3(1.69)/2(0.91)
Kim 2014 [2] 80/80 1(1.25)/0(0) 1(1.25)/0(0) - - -
Miller 2017 200/200 7(3.5)/8(4) 1(0.5)/5(2.5) 1(0.5)/0(0) 2(1)/2(1) 1(0.5)/0(0) 2(1)/1(1)
Nam 2019 [21] 76/65 0(0)/1(1.5) 0(0)/1(1.5)
Pap 2018 [32] 134/140 2(1.5)/2(1.4) 2(1.5)/2(1.4)
Park 2011 [22] 50/50 1(2)/0(0) 1(2)/0(0)
Pecina 2000 [33] 87/44 20(22.99)/7(15.91) 13(14.94)/4(9.09) 3(3.45)/1(2.27) 0(0)/2(4.55) 1(1.15)/0(0) 3(3.45)/0(0)
Prudhon 2017 [34] 100/100 5(5)/10(10) 2(2)/6(6) 0(0)/1(1) 3(3)/1(1) 0(0)/1(1) 0(0)/1(1)
Rosenberg 1990 [36] 132/139 6(4.5)/8(5.8) 2(1.5)/0(0) 1(0.8)/0(0) 0(0)/2(1.4) 3(2.3)/6(4.3)
Total 1925/2203 95(4.9)/89(4) 49(2.5)/38(1.7) 15(0.8)/25(1.1) 6(0.3)/4(0.2) 0(0)/2(0.09) 5(0.2)/6(0.3) 5(0.3)/1(0.05) 4(0.2)/0(0) 0(0)/1(0.05) 11(0.57)/12(0.54)
Rate of revision 4108 184(4.5) 87(2.1) 40(0.97) 10(0.24) 2(0.05) 11(0.24) 6(0.14) 4(0.1) 1(0.02) 23(0.56)

PJI periprosthetic joint infection