Erratum to 'What are the Causes, Costs and Risk-Factors for Emergency Department Visits Following Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty? An Analysis of 1,018,772 Patients'.

Tabled 1The Publisher regrets that Table 2 should have appeared as follows.VariableOdds-Ratio95% CIP-ValueAge (Years) <50Reference Cohort 50-540.900.83-0.96.004 55-590.890.84-0.94.0001 60-640.960.91-1.01.159 65-690.920.88-0.97.003 70-741.010.97-1.05.504 75-791.131.09-1.19<.0001 80<1.461.33-1.59<.0001Sex Men1.020.99-1.05.06Comorbidities Alcohol Abuse1.901.85-1.95.0003 Arrhythmia1.091.06-1.13<.0001 Cerebrovascular Disease1.000.97-1.04.653 Chronic Kidney Disease1.101.04-1.16<.0001 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease1.081.02-1.13.001 Coagulopathy1.111.07-1.16<.0001 Congestive Heart Failure1.121.08-1.17<.0001 Coronary Artery Disease0.970.92-1.03.388 Dementia1.081.02-1.14.001 Depressive Disorder1.101.07-1.13<.0001 Diabetes Mellitus0.960.93-0.98.081 Drug Abuse0.960.91-1.01.175 Fluid and Electrolyte Abnormality1.331.29-1.37<.0001 Human Immunodeficiency Virus0.700.57-0.84.0002 Hypertension1.101.06-1.15<.0001 Hypothyroidism1.000.97-1.03.842 Ischemic Heart Disease0.990.94-1.05.863 Liver Disease1.000.96-1.05.752 Peptic Ulcer Disease1.000.95-1.06.842 Psychosis1.091.01-1.15.002 Rheumatoid Arthritis1.010.96-1.06.617 Tobacco Use1.091.06-1.13<.0001 Valvular Disorder1.010.98-1.05.256 Pathologic Weight Loss1.030.99-1.07.129The Publisher would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused. Open table in a new tab The Publisher would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused. What are the Causes, Costs and Risk-Factors for Emergency Department Visits Following Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty? An Analysis of 1,018,772 PatientsThe Journal of ArthroplastyVol. 38Issue 1PreviewWell-powered studies analyzing the relationship and nature of emergency department (ED) visits following primary total hip arthroplasties (THAs) are limited. The aim of this study was to: 1) compare baseline demographics of patients with/without an ED visit; 2) determine leading causes of ED visits; 3) identify patient-related risk factors; and 4) quantify 90-day episode-of-care healthcare costs divided by final diagnosis. Full-Text PDF