… The mortality rate in the waiting list group in this study was also lower than the SMR of the
general population. This is known as the ‘well-patient effect,’ ie a selection bias towards well …

… contributing factors that can affect mortality rate after total hip arthroplasty. The investigators
… day mortality rate, from 0·56% in 2003, to 0·29% in 2011. The 90-day mortality rate increased …

… , the mortality rate in the total hip replacement group was lower than that in the control group,
although the mortality rates … The low mortality rate among total hip replacement patients …

Total hip replacement is a frequently done and highly successful surgical intervention. The
procedure is undertaken to relieve pain and improve function in individuals with advanced …

… , in1976 operation rates varied from 6 to 45 operations/100000 people and by 1985 from
40 to 59 operations/100 000 people. Overall, the rate of hip replacement in residents in the six …

… The mortality rate of patients with total hip replacements was lowere than that in the corresponding
Norwegian population with the same composition of age, gender, and year of birth. …

… We estimated mortality rates and mortality rate ratios with 95% confidence intervals for THR
patients compared with the general population. There was a one-month period of increased …

… Studies of patient outcomes following hip replacement procedures have primarily focused
on mortality and complications. The mortality rates have been estimated to be between 0.15% …

… The ninety-day mortality rate after revision total hip replacement … period was 0.95%, and the
risk of hip dislocation was 8.4%. … mortality ratios to compare the ninety-day mortality rates in …

… Mortality and fatal PE rate. Within 42 days of surgery, 19 … The mortality rate with chemical
thromboprophylaxis was 10/… There was no significant difference between these mortality rates (…