Total hip arthroplasty increases the odds of revision in lumbar fusion: a national cohort study

Yamenah Ambreen; Cole Veliky; Muhammad Talal Ibrahim; Nicolas P. Kuttner; Elizabeth Yu

doi:10.31616/asj.2025.0503

February 10, 2026Asian Spine JournalOpen Access

Total hip arthroplasty increases the odds of revision in lumbar fusion: a national cohort study

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This research aims to evaluate the impact of total hip arthroplasty on the odds of revision in lumbar fusion.
Analyzed a large national cohort of patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty and lumbar fusion.
Compared outcomes of patients who had lumbar fusion before total hip arthroplasty to those who had either surgery first or lumbar fusion alone.
Assessed the odds of spinal revision and postoperative complications.
Patients undergoing lumbar fusion before total hip arthroplasty had increased odds of spinal revision.
Postoperative complications were more prevalent in those who had lumbar fusion before hip arthroplasty compared to other groups.

Implication

National cohort study shows increased spinal revision risk in those with prior lumbar fusion before hip surgery, indicating clinical considerations.

Abstract

In this large national cohort, undergoing LF before THA was associated with increased odds of spinal revision and postoperative complications compared with undergoing THA first or LF alone.

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Ambreen et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Total hip arthroplasty increases the odds of revision in lumbar fusion: a national cohort study

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Total hip arthroplasty increases the odds of revision in lumbar fusion: a national cohort study

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