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Table 2 Univariate analysis periprosthetic dislocation patients and the control group patients

From: Factors that increase the rate of periprosthetic dislocation after reverse shoulder arthroplasty

Variable

Periprosthetic Dislocation Group (n = 1,000)

Control Group (n = 58,925)

Significance

Tobacco-Related Disorder

129 (12.90%)

9,515 (16.15%)

0.003

Elective Admission

899 (90.10%)

54,505 (92.50%)

0.01

Obesity

246 (24.60%)

11,718 (19.89%)

<0.001

Super Obesity

16 (1.60%)

497 (0.84%)

0.014

Morbid Obesity

126 (12.60%)

4,724 (8.02%)

<0.001

Diabetes Without Complications

142 (14.20%)

8,515 (14.45%)

0.43

Diabetes With Complications

(0.10%)

117 (0.20%)

0.41

Liver Cirrhosis

14 (1.40%)

293 (0.50%)

<0.001

Parkinson’s Disease

27 (2.70%)

663 (1.13%)

<0.001

CKD

82 (8.20%)

4,687 (7.95%)

0.41

Dialysis

a (3.00%)

97 (0.16%)

0.23

Organ Transplant

a (0.40%)

152 (0.26%)

0.26

  1. Bold values indicate a statistically significant result (P < 0.05)
  2. aNumbers between 1 and 10 were not reported per the healthcare cost and utilization project data agreement. CKD: chronic kidney disease