Some of our #totaljoints surgeons from #UTSWOrtho co-authored a study published last month about nonagenarian patients that are met with an increasing rate of hip arthritis, who will eventually need a total #hip arthroplasty.
Total Hip Arthroplasty in Nonagenarians - A National In-Patient Sample-Based Study of Perioperative Complications.
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The discussions reflect a positive reception with messages like 'Excited to share our article' and mention of the increasing need for THA in nonagenarians, indicating interest and recognition of the study's significance; however, there is little debate or critical analysis, pointing to a moderate level of engagement and perceived impact.
Most posts acknowledge the study's findings, especially the increased risks for nonagenarians undergoing THA, showing general support and recognition of its validity.
Posts demonstrate moderate interest by sharing enthusiasm about the study and the involvement of their colleagues, indicating some curiosity about the topic.
Discussions include references to the article, mentions of specific contributions, and expressions of gratitude, reflecting a medium level of active engagement.
While the conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding risks in elderly patients and acknowledges the study's relevance, the overall tone suggests awareness rather than deep concern or immediate change.
Abstract in brief
- Nonagenarians undergoing total hip arthroplasty (THA) face higher risks of complications, including increased mortality, myocardial infarction, renal failure, anemia, and blood clots, compared to younger patients.
- The study found that nonagenarians also experienced longer hospital stays and higher costs of care, indicating greater healthcare resource utilization for this age group.
- Overall, older patients in their 90s are more prone to perioperative complications and require more extensive medical management during and after THA procedures.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky87.7 yom Same day surgery Total Hip Arthroplasty in Nonagenarians – A National In-Patient Sample-Based Study of Perioperative Complications https://t.co/9n6b9QGec6 https://t.co/W6rDRAXF9H
Excited to share our article that was published recently! Thankful for the mentors who supported me on this project. https://t.co/7rSQqVua62
RT @NikitVen: Excited to share our article that was published recently! Thankful for the mentors who supported me on this project. https:…
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Total Hip Arthroplasty Risks and Outcomes in Nonagenarians
Nonagenarians undergoing total hip arthroplasty face higher risks of complications, including increased mortality, myocardial infarction, renal failure, anemia, and blood clots. They also experience longer hospital…
87.7 yom Same day surgery Total Hip Arthroplasty in Nonagenarians – A National In-Patient Sample-Based Study of Perioperative Complications https://t.co/9n6b9QGec6 https://t.co/W6rDRAXF9H
Some of our #totaljoints surgeons from #UTSWOrtho co-authored a study published last month about nonagenarian patients that are met with an increasing rate of hip arthritis, who will eventually need a total #hip arthroplasty.
RT @NikitVen: Excited to share our article that was published recently! Thankful for the mentors who supported me on this project. https:…
Excited to share our article that was published recently! Thankful for the mentors who supported me on this project. https://t.co/7rSQqVua62