2018 Frank Stinchfield Award: Spinopelvic Hypermobility Is Associated With an Inferior Outcome After THA

Grammatopoulos, George; Gofton, Wade; Jibri, Zaid; Coyle, Matthew; Dobransky, Johanna; Kreviazuk, Cheryl J.; Kim, Paul R.; Beaulé, Paul E.

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2018 Frank Stinchfield Award : Spinopelvic Hypermobility Is Associated With an Inferior Outcome After THA

Author(s): George Grammatopoulos , Wade Gofton , Zaid Jibri , Matthew Coyle , Johanna Dobransky , Cheryl Kreviazuk , Paul R. Kim , Paul E. Beaulé

Publication date (Print): February 2019

Journal: Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research

Publisher: Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)

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Many patients undergo both THA and spinal arthrodesis, and those patients may not fare as well as those who undergo one procedure but not the other. The mechanisms of how spinal arthrodesis affects patient function after THA remain unclear.

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