Description

Redmond et al reported a model for predicting total hip arthroplasty (THA) after arthroscopy. The authors are from American Hip Institute (Westmont, IL), Hinsdale Orthopaedics and Southeast Orthopedic Specialists (Jacksonville, FL).


Patient selection: age from 10 to 80 years, symptomatic labral tear

Patient exclusion: previous hip conditions

 

Parameters:

(1) age in years. from 10 to 80

(2) preop modified Harris hip score, from 0 to 100

(3) femoral anteversion, from -30 to 50

(4) lateral center-edge angle (LCEA), from 10 to 55

(5) acetabular outerbridge, from 0 to 4

(6) revision arthroscopy

(7) femoral outerbridge, from 0 to 4

 

Parameter

Finding

Points

age

10

0

 

15

2

 

20

4

 

25

6

 

30

8

 

35

10

 

40

12

 

45

14

 

50

16

 

55

18

 

60

20

 

65

22

 

70

24

 

75

26

 

80

28

modified Harris

0

22

 

10

20

 

20

18

 

30

16

 

40

14

 

50

12

 

60

10

 

70

8

 

80

6

 

90

4

 

100

2

femoral anteversion

-30

21

 

-20

19

 

-10

16

 

0

13

 

10

10

 

20

8

 

30

5

 

40

3

 

50

0

LCEA

10

24

 

15

21

 

20

19

 

25

16

 

30

14

 

35

11

 

40

8

 

45

5

 

50

3

 

55

0

acetabular outerbridge

0

9

 

1

0

 

2

9

 

3

14

 

4

15

revision surgery

no

0

 

yes

8

femoral outerbridge

0

4

 

1

0

 

2

10

 

3

10

 

4

13

 

If this data is analyzed:

 

points for age = (0.4 * (age)) - 4

 

points for femoral anteversion = (0.000184 * ((angle)^2)) - (0.2687 * (score)) + 13.1

 

points for LCEA = 29.39 - (0.5321 * (LCEA))

 

points for modified Harris = 22 - (0.2 * (Harris))

 

total score =

= SUM(points for all of the parameters)

 

Interpretation:

minimum score: 2

maximum score: 110

 

Total Score

Risk of THA at 27 Months

49

0.01

55

0.02

61

0.04

69

0.10

75

0.20

82

0.40

89

0.70

94

0.90

100

0.99

 

value of X =

= (0.00008342 * ((score)^3)) - (0.01635 * ((score)^2)) + (1.172 * (score)) - 32.69

 

Score

 

< 49

< 1%

49 to 100

1 / (1 + EXP((-1) * X)

> 100

> 99%

 


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