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DAA-DOES IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE? ANTHONY S UNGER, MD WASHINGTON, DC

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DAA-DOES IT MAKE A

DIFFERENCE?ANTHONY S UNGER, MD

WASHINGTON, DC

YESAFFIRMATIVE

THE DAA HIP

LESS DISLOCATIONSBETTER ABILITY TO EQUALIZE LL

QUICKER RECOVERY

DR.- WHY DO YOU PERFORM DAA?

POSTERIOR 1-3%ANTEROLATERAL 1-2%22-44% of DISLOCATIONS REQUIRE ADDITIONAL SURGERY

DISLOCATION RISK

Matta et al---0.61%Siguier et al----0.96%Unger 2006-2014 0.3%, none in last 500 cases

DAA- LESS DISLOCATION

WHY???◦Pelvis is in a reproducible position when pt is supine

◦DAA—C-arm guidance◦Preserve posterior capsule

DAA- LESS DISLOCATIONS

Precise with PT supine—”CAN FEEL THE MALLEOLI”

X-ray GUIDANCE OPTION

LL Equalization

Kennon/Keggi 2003Masonis 2002Restrepo 2010Berend 2008Barrett 2013Unger 2006-2014 My experience—1500 cases

DAA-FASTER RECOVERY

Creatine Kinase Differences between Anterior and Posterior MIS

THA

Creatine Kinase Differences between Anterior and Posterior MIS

THA

Creatine Kinase Differences between Anterior and Posterior MIS

THA

Creatine Kinase Differences between Anterior and Posterior MIS

THA

5.5X5.5X 1.4X1.4X 1.8X1.8X

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CRP IL-6 IL-1B TNF-a

DAA

MPA

Creatine Kinase Differences between Anterior and Posterior MIS

THA

Creatine Kinase Differences between Anterior and Posterior MIS

THA

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CRP IL-6 IL-1B TNF-a

DAA

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Creatine Kinase Differences between Anterior and Posterior MIS

THA

Creatine Kinase Differences between Anterior and Posterior MIS

THA

2 DAA SURGEONS and 2 POSTERIOR SURGEONS

ALL USED SAME PATHWAY/PROTOCOL

COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WITH SNF UNIT

DATA FROM 2013-2014

MY EXPERIENCE

Demographics

  AA 1 AA 2  PA 1 PA 2MEAN AGE 70.8 66.6 72.4 69.1

FEMALE 79 16 23 13MALE 49 7 12 16

MEAN BMI 26.4 27.9 26.9 28.1%

MEDICARE 71.1 60.9 71.4 62.1% NON-

MEDICARE 28.9 39.1 28.6 37.9

Ave. age Ave. BMI0

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DAA

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Series1Series2Series3Series4

AVG AGE/AVG BMI

% Medicare % non-Medicare0

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DAA

DAA Series1Series2Series3Series4

%Medicare/Non-Medicare

Length of Stay (LOS)

Procedure LOS (Days)AA 2.58 ± 0.73PA 3.43 ± 1.39

LOS Medicare LOS non-Medicare0.0

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DAA P<0.05

Series1Series2Series3Series4

LOS MEDICARE/NON-MEDICARE

  AA 1 AA 2  PA 1 PA 2TOTAL

SURGERIES 128 23 35 29COMPLICATION

RATE (%) 7.03 8.70 20.00 13.79

% discharged home0

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% Discharged Home

DISCHARGE STATUS

1 2 3 40

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% home in 24 hrs

% home in 24 hrs

%Home in 24 HR

DAA◦LESS DISLOCATION◦MORE PRECISE LL EQUALIZATION◦FASTER RECOVERY

“I ADVOCATE FOR THE DAA HIP REPLACEMENT”

CONCLUSION