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Updated: March 24, 2026

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1. This cross-sectional questionnaire study of 1,273 patients (1–3 years after primary total hip arthroplasty) shows that a lateral surgical approach yields worse patient-reported outcomes than both anterior and posterolateral approaches, driven largely by more limping, while anterior and posterolateral approaches produce similar PROMs. [2014]

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2. In a randomized controlled trial of 68 adults undergoing unilateral total hip arthroplasty for osteoarthritis, a 12-session walking skill training program initiated around 3 months after surgery significantly improved 6-minute walking distance and multiple function-related outcomes immediately and, importantly, these benefits largely persisted at 12 months with no adverse events. [2012]

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3. This study investigates the long-term effects of a walking skill training program on physical functioning and activity levels in patients five years after total hip arthroplasty, finding that the control group caught up with the training group in physical functioning outcomes, while preoperative pain and sport function predicted long-term activity levels. [2016]

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4. A randomized controlled trial demonstrates that a 10-week preoperative progressive explosive-type resistance training program is feasible in hip osteoarthritis patients awaiting total hip arthroplasty and significantly improves preoperative self-reported function (HOOS ADL) and leg power compared with usual care. [2016]

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5. In older women with hip osteoarthritis, a higher energy cost of walking relative to total energy capacity and weaker hip abductors are each linked to lower self-reported physical activity, with their combined influence explaining over half of the variance in activity levels. [2021]

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5. In older women with hip osteoarthritis, a higher energy cost of walking relative to total energy capacity and weaker hip abductors are each linked to lower self-reported physical activity, with their combined influence explaining over half of the variance in activity levels. [2021]

6. A large prospective study of 780 patients undergoing hip or knee arthroplasty found that sleep quality and duration commonly improve by 12 months postoperatively, and these improvements are associated with better disease-specific and general health outcomes and higher satisfaction. [2021]

7. A long-term, prospective randomized study found no increased risk of aseptic loosening of the femoral component with high-flexion total knee designs compared with standard designs, with similar clinical, radiographic outcomes and long-term survivorship over ~13.2 years in bilateral cases. [2017]

11. A cross-sectional study of 37 professional ballet dancers assessing whether a history of hip problems is associated with worse HOOS outcomes, finding lower pain and quality-of-life scores among those with a hip problem history and suggesting the need for dancer-specific assessment tools. [2018]

12. This study investigates the clinical effects of increasing the abductor lever arm in minimally invasive total hip arthroplasty, finding no significant difference in clinical outcomes between patients who maintained their anatomical lever arm and those who had an increased lever arm. [2015]

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5. In older women with hip osteoarthritis, a higher energy cost of walking relative to total energy capacity and weaker hip abductors are each linked to lower self-reported physical activity, with their combined influence explaining over half of the variance in activity levels. [2021]

6. A large prospective study of 780 patients undergoing hip or knee arthroplasty found that sleep quality and duration commonly improve by 12 months postoperatively, and these improvements are associated with better disease-specific and general health outcomes and higher satisfaction. [2021]

7. A long-term, prospective randomized study found no increased risk of aseptic loosening of the femoral component with high-flexion total knee designs compared with standard designs, with similar clinical, radiographic outcomes and long-term survivorship over ~13.2 years in bilateral cases. [2017]

11. A cross-sectional study of 37 professional ballet dancers assessing whether a history of hip problems is associated with worse HOOS outcomes, finding lower pain and quality-of-life scores among those with a hip problem history and suggesting the need for dancer-specific assessment tools. [2018]

12. This study investigates the clinical effects of increasing the abductor lever arm in minimally invasive total hip arthroplasty, finding no significant difference in clinical outcomes between patients who maintained their anatomical lever arm and those who had an increased lever arm. [2015]

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For the hip-OA/THA/rehab papers here: which outcome do you care about most—PROMs (HOOS), walking (6MWT), activity (UCLA), or sleep (PSQI)?

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