Are early dislocations still a relevant quality indicator in primary total hip arthroplasty? : An analysis from two maximum-care endoprosthetic centers.

A study from two high-volume arthroplasty centers examined whether early dislocation rates remain a meaningful quality benchmark for primary total hip replacement surgery. Researchers analyzed outcomes data to assess how frequently post-operative dislocations occur and whether this metric still reflects overall surgical quality in contemporary practice. The findings contribute to ongoing discussions about which performance indicators most accurately capture care quality in modern total hip arthroplasty.

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