The role of head size in total hip arthroplasty

Aim: To study patient-related functional outcome measures, implant survival and radiographic loosening after total wrist arthroplasty (TWA) using four different implants..

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The mortality rate in the study was low (zero point two per cent) and we were unable to find any association between 90-day mortality and an- nual surgeon volume. For Paper II,

(Paper IV). In paper I we included 12,100 primary THAs due to osteoarthritis performed at ten hospitals in western Swe- den during year 2011-2016. The aim for this study was

According to our knowledge there are no published studies comparing patient reported mobility problems according to EQ-5D and hip ROM during normal walking. Despite the

The present aims were to investigate the response rates to the PROM programme, to test an application for an Internet-based follow-up questionnaire for PROMs, to

Only when head size became large enough to approximate the anatomic head diameter, was there any significant reduction in the risk of revision due to dislocation, as shown in

Paper III is a randomized, controlled trial that aimed to compare polyethylene wear, measured with roentgen stereophotogrammetry (RSA), between patients that underwent a THA with