Chinese patients' satisfaction with total hip arthroplasty: what is important and dissatisfactory?
retrospective_cohort · Level III
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Abstract
Through validated self-administered questionnaires, we conducted a retrospective investigation in 818 patients (1009 hips) who underwent primary THA, to collect data on overall satisfaction plus satisfaction and importance rating for 16 specific functions and issues. Overall, 8.1% patients were dissatisfied with the surgery. The top 3 important items are pain relief, squatting, and walking. The top 3 dissatisfactory items are jogging, squatting, and rising after squatting. The strongest risk factors for dissatisfaction with walking were pain (6.1×), muscle weakness(3.7×), and LLD (3.3×). The strongest risk factors for dissatisfaction with squatting were low postoperative HHS ROM (3.7×) and muscle weakness (2.6×). For Chinese patients, ROM, muscle strength and LLD are very important.
Medical subject headings
- Arthroplasty, Replacement, Hip
- Patient Satisfaction
Anatomy
- hip