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Research Material / Object and Methods 3.1. Research Material / Object 3.1.1. Place and Time of Research
Research Material / Object and Methods 3.1. Research Material / Object 3.1.1. Place and Time of Research
The research was conducted at Wahidin Sudirohusodo General Hospital, Orthopedics and
3.1.2 Population
The population included in this study are all patients with fracture neck femur in elderly
patients above the age of 60 years irrespective of sex treated by AMP hemiarthroplasty, from
This study used all patients who meet the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The sampling
method was to collect patient medical data as secondary data and conduct interviews and clinical
3.1.4. Sample
All patients are at the age above 60 years. Patients with Garden type 2, 3 and 4 were
considered (Huebert, 2003). Majority of patients had fracture following slip and fall. The patients
with pathological fracture, stress fracture and open injury were excluded. There are no patients
with Parkinsonism, hemiplegia or any other neurological disease. Patients are treated with
cemented bipolar prosthesis and patients were treated with uncemented AMP. All patients
a. Inclusion Criteria
b. Exclusion Criteria
1. Medical Records
2. Writing tools
3. Questionnaire
4. Laptop
5. SPSS version 19
This is a 5-year retrospective study from January 2013 to January 2018, conducted at
Universitas Hasanuddin, Makassar. Elderly patients aged 60 years and above with displaced
intracapsular fracture neck of femur are operated by using Austin Moore Prosthesis (AMP)
1. Identifying patients with neck femur fractures who were treated with AMP
hemiarthroplasty from medical records and patient registers starting from January 2013 to
2. Patients who meet the research criteria undergo interview procedures (name, age,
occupation) and fill out a clinical function assessment questionnaire according to the
Haris Hip Score and the Oxford Hip Score as primary data to obtain clinical outcome
data.
4. The results are collected, recorded and analyzed, then discussion and conclusions will be
The primary assessment was made by a research according to the recall principle:
estimation of living conditions, walking ability, activity of daily living (ADL) according to Katz
Katz et al. (1963) and HRQoL during the last week prior to the trauma. The postoperative follow-
ups were performed at four, 12, 24 and 48 months after surgery and included both clinical and
radiological assessments. The clinical evaluation included history of any adverse events or hip
complications, hip function and HRQoL. Hip function was reported using the Harris hip score
(HHS) (Banaszkiewicz, 2014). The HHS contains four parameters: pain, function, absence of
deformity and range of motion. Higher score means better hip function and the maximum score is
100. The HRQoL was assessed prior to fracture and at follow-ups with a generic instrument, the
health part of EuroQol (EQ-5D index score) (Brooks & Group, 1996). The score is self-reported
and goes from 0, which indicates the worst possible health state, to 1 which indicates the best
possible health state. If the patient was unable to attend the follow-up, a home visit was offered
and carried out. Acetabular erosion was evaluated by a radiologist (GL) and graded according to
the method described by Baker et al. (2006). The system is a four-step grading system: grade 0
(no erosion), grade 1 (narrowing of the joint space), grade 2 (acetabular bone erosion) and grade
3 (protrusio acetabuli).
Selection of patient medical records for the period January 2013 January 2018
Evaluation of clinical functional results and filling out a questionnaire according to the HHS and OHS
methods
Data analysis
1) Subjective Criteria
A group of femur neck fracture patients who had been operated on with AMP
Long term functional outcome based on haris hip score and oxford hip score method
The data obtained, processed with the help of software with statistical methods and
presented in the form of narratives, tables and graphs. The statistical test used in this study was
the independent sample T-test using the SPSS for Windows version 19 computer program.