THE IMPACT OF LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP ON TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Total hip arthroplasty (THA) is a highly effective procedure, however national registries show that the average age has decreased and younger patients are more likely to require revision. Long-term THA follow-up traditionally been suggested detect aseptically failing reduce dangers associated with significant modifications services presently in decline. To assess influence of long-term on total arthroplasty, systematic review was done. The study registered PROSPERO International Prospective Register Systematic Reviews followed PRISMA principles databases included MEDLINE Embase, all studies were evaluated for quality. From 2009 2020, original research conducted persons THA. 4,137 papers reviewed eligibility 30 final analysis, representing 25 nations throughout world. endpoint, patient details, loss follow-up, revisions, ratings, radiographic analyses retrieved. had worse self-reported physical quality life functioning than untreated advanced osteoarthritis, although they nevertheless perform better physically. amount post-surgical satisfaction, other hand, very high.