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The research aims to compare postoperative outcomes based on sex following total hip replacement surgery, focusing on mobility and range of motion.

Comparative analysis of postoperative outcomes in men and women following total hip replacement surgery

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A prospective analysis compares postoperative outcomes in men and women, indicating significant sex differences in mobility and motion.

The research aims to compare postoperative outcomes based on sex following total hip replacement surgery, focusing on mobility and range of motion.
Prospective analysis of 167 patients undergoing THA from June 2022 to June 2023.
Collected demographic data, mobility, pain levels, and Harris Hip Scores.
Analyzed data using SPSS Version 29.0.
Women demonstrated significantly greater range of motion compared to men six months post-surgery.
Pain levels reduced in both sexes postoperatively, with no significant differences between them.
Men exhibited better gait patterns and stair climbing ability.
No significant differences in postoperative satisfaction or quality of life were found.
The combination of stem and cup size positively influenced outcomes, especially in men.

Ruta et al. (2026) studied this question.

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