在 9 个骨科登记处验证骨科数据评估小组 (ODEP) 评级:获得 ODEP 评级的全髋关节假体比未获得 ODEP 评级的表现更好。

IF 4.4 1区 医学 Q1 ORTHOPEDICS Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, American Volume Pub Date : 2024-09-04 Epub Date: 2024-05-31 DOI:10.2106/JBJS.23.00793
Lotje A Hoogervorst, Maartje M van Tilburg, Anne Lübbeke, Tim Wilton, Rob G H H Nelissen, Perla J Marang-van de Mheen
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背景:骨科数据评估小组(ODEP)对全髋关节(TH)和全膝关节(TK)植入物的评级可为评估植入物性能提供信息。然而,ODEP 评级在多个登记处的有效性尚不清楚。因此,我们的目的是在多个登记处中评估ODEP评级较高(即A*级)的TH和TK植入体是否比ODEP评级较低(即A级)的植入体具有更低的累积翻修风险(CRR),以及根据汇总登记处的CRR,A*级和A级植入体在多大程度上会被评为A*级:方法:根据植入物名称,将注册机构报告的植入物 3 年、5 年和 10 年的特定 CRR 与 ODEP 评级进行匹配。采用随机效应模型进行荟萃分析,以汇总CRR。结果:共有 313 个 TH 杯(54%)、356 个 TH 茎(58%)、218 个 TH 杯-茎组合(34%)和 68 个 TK 种植体(13%)与 ODEP 评级相匹配。由于匹配的比例较低,因此未对 TK 植入体进行进一步分析。在所有随访时间点,与 ODEP 匹配的 TH 植入体的 CRR 均低于未获得 ODEP 评级的 TH 植入体,但在 5 年时,TH 茎的差异并不显著。A*级和A级TH种植体的CRR总体上没有差异,但TH杯-柄组合除外,在3年的时间点上,A*A*级杯-柄组合的CRR明显较低。根据汇总登记的3年CRR,39%的A*级杯体和42%的A*级柄将获得A*评级;然而,24%的A级杯体和31%的A级柄也将获得A*评级,在更长时间的随访中也有类似的结果:结论:在所有随访时间点上,与 ODEP 匹配的 TH 种植体的 CRR 均低于未获得 ODEP 评级的 TH 种植体。鉴于各国 TH 种植体的表现不尽相同,登记处应首先利用各国的翻修数据对 ODEP 评级进行验证,以更好地指导本国的种植体选择。数据来源的透明度和使用来自多个登记处的翻修数据将加强 ODEP 基准:治疗水平 III。有关证据等级的完整描述,请参阅 "作者须知"。
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Validating Orthopaedic Data Evaluation Panel (ODEP) Ratings Across 9 Orthopaedic Registries: Total Hip Implants with an ODEP Rating Perform Better Than Those without an ODEP Rating.

Background: Orthopaedic Data Evaluation Panel (ODEP) ratings of total hip (TH) and total knee (TK) implants are informative for assessing implant performance. However, the validity of ODEP ratings across multiple registries is unknown. Therefore, we aimed to assess, across multiple registries, whether TH and TK implants with a higher ODEP rating (i.e., an A* rating) have lower cumulative revision risks (CRRs) than those with a lower ODEP rating (i.e., an A rating) and the extent to which A* and A-rated implants would be A*-rated on the basis of the pooled registries' CRR.

Methods: Implant-specific CRRs at 3, 5, and 10 years that were reported by registries were matched to ODEP ratings on the basis of the implant name. A meta-analysis with random-effects models was utilized for pooling the CRRs. ODEP benchmark criteria were utilized to classify these pooled CRRs.

Results: A total of 313 TH cups (54%), 356 TH stems (58%), 218 TH cup-stem combinations (34%), and 68 TK implants (13%) with unique brand names reported by registries were matched to an ODEP rating. Given the low percentage that matched, TK implants were not further analyzed. ODEP-matched TH implants had lower CRRs than TH implants without an ODEP rating at all follow-up time points, although the difference for TH stems was not significant at 5 years. No overall differences in CRRs were found between A* and A-rated TH implants, with the exception of TH cup-stem combinations, which demonstrated a significantly lower CRR for A*A*-rated cup-stem combinations at the 3-year time point. Thirty-nine percent of A*-rated cups and 42% of A*-rated stems would receive an A* rating on the basis of the pooled registries' CRR at 3 years; however, 24% of A-rated cups and 31% of A-rated stems would also receive an A* rating, with similar findings demonstrated at longer follow-up.

Conclusions: At all follow-up time points, ODEP-matched TH implants had lower CRRs than TH implants without an ODEP rating. Given that the performance of TH implants varied across countries, registries should first validate ODEP ratings with use of country-specific revision data to better guide implant selection in their country. Data source transparency and the use of revision data from multiple registries would strengthen the ODEP benchmarks.

Level of evidence: Therapeutic Level III . See Instructions for Authors for a complete description of levels of evidence.

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