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. 2021 Aug 9;55(5):1232–1239. doi: 10.1007/s43465-021-00474-7

Table 3.

Outcome of bilateral simultaneous hip arthroplasty for stiff hips

References Number of patients/hips Mean follow-up (in months) Complications Critical per-operative anesthetic events Blood loss Mean HHS at follow-up
Bangjian et al. [23] 12/24 50.4

2 Femoral fractures

1 Femoral Nerve Neuropraxia

3 Heterotrophic ossification

No dislocations

NA NA 86.3
Wang et al. [24] 13/26 128

2 calcar fractures

1 Femur fracture

5 Heterotrophic ossification

1 Peroneal nerve Neuropraxia

3 osteolysis

No dislocations

NA NA 91.7
Ye et al. [25] 15/30 29.3

1 Femoral nerve Neuropraxia

1 Wound infection

1 Dislocation

NA NA 83.8
Feng et al. [26] 17/34 30

1 Acetabular over reaming

2 Femoral fractures

3 Acetabular osteolysis

2 Wound infections

1 Sciatic nerve palsy

4 Heterotrophic ossifications

1 Anterior dislocation

NA 580 ml (450–1000 ml) 65.8
Current study 84/168 28.8

5 Calcar fractures

1 Wound hematoma

2 Heterotrophic ossifications

No Dislocations

Per-op Hypotension-2

Per-op Desaturation-1

Mean drop in Hb—3.1 gm/dl 82.6

NA not available, HHS Harris hip score