Table 5.
Summary of first-revision THA studies
| Author | Type of study and source | Outcome measure | Number of revision procedures | Most common reason for first revision |
| Current study | Retrospective national joint registry | Cumulative risk of second revision | 13,713 | Aseptic loosening |
| Deng et al. [6] | Systematic review | Cumulative incidence of periprosthetic fracture | 882 | Only periprosthetic fracture |
| Gromov et al. [8] | Retrospective national joint registry | Cumulative risk of second revision | 2596 | Aseptic loosening or periprosthetic fracture |
| Jo et al. [10] | Retrospective hospital registry | Cumulative risk of second revision | 539 | Dislocation |
| Khatod et al. [11] | Retrospective United States healthcare joint registry | First re-revision of THA | 629 | Dislocation |
| Kuijpers et al. [12] | Retrospective national joint registry | Cumulative risk of second revision | 1037 | Dislocation |
| Lie et al. [14] | Retrospective national joint registry | Cumulative risk of second revision | 4762 | Not stated |
| Ong et al. [18] | Retrospective United States Medicare claims data | Cumulative risk of second revision | 1205 | Not stated |
| Salassa et al. [20] | Retrospective community joint registry | Frequency for re-revision for dislocation | 118 | Dislocation |
| Tyson et al. [24] | Retrospective national joint registry | Cumulative risk of second revision | 2966 | Aseptic loosening |
| Upfill-Brown et al. [25] | Retrospective national inpatient sample | Percentage of revisions for specific causes | 292,250 | Dislocation |