Researchers collected data from 3,063 total hip replacement cases (965 were outpatient) performed by two surgeons between 2013 and 2018.
Three details to know:
1. A total of 37 complications were reported within 90 days of surgery.
2. There weren’t any statistical differences between HOPDs and ASCs for 90-day complications, revisions, emergency department visits or readmissions.
3. Researchers concluded that total hip replacement can be performed safely in HOPD and ASC settings.
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