Total hip arthroplasty outcomes in morbidly obese patients: A systematic review.

They also found that morbidly obese patients had lower Short Form-12 questionnaires (SF-12) scores, with a difference that failed to reach statistical significance (p = .233) when compared to non-obese patients. 25 Andrew et al found that the mean change in pre- and post-operative Oxford Hip Scores (OHS) was similar to non-obese controls (p = .473). 23 Discussion The evidence for longer-term outcomes in morbidly obese patients following primary THA is unclear

also in 6,035 other papers