Research Article

Analysis of the following Related Surgeries of Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty and Total Knee Arthroplasty: A Taiwanese National Health Insurance Research Database Population-Based Study

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of UKA and TKA patients.

UKA ()TKA () value
%%

Age<0.0001
 <4020.7%110.2%
 40~49134.7%571.0%
 50~595821.0%5248.9%
 60~698932.2%202634.3%
 >7011441.3%328555.6%
Gender0.037
 Female18968.5%437674.1%
 Male8731.5%152725.9%
Comorbidities/complications
 Myocardial infarction10.4%90.2%0.367
 Congestive heart failure00.0%470.8%0.272
 Peripheral vascular disease10.4%00.0%0.045
 Cerebrovascular disease10.4%711.2%0.379
 Dementia20.7%100.2%0.098
 Chronic pulmonary disease72.5%1312.2%0.728
 Connective tissue disease10.4%440.7%0.722
 Ulcer disease62.2%1322.2%1.000
 Mild live disease10.4%270.5%1.000
 Diabetes mellitus (type I and II)4114.8%104717.7%0.219
 Diabetes associated with end organ damage00.0%100.2%1.000
 Hemiplegia10.4%20.0%0.128
 Chronic kidney disease/chronic renal failure20.7%340.6%0.675
 Malignant tumor31.1%260.4%0.138
 Moderate to severe liver disease00.0%10.0%1.000
 Metastatic tumor/cancer00.0%30.1%1.000
 Acquired immune deficiency syndrome00.0%00.0%

Abbreviations: UKA: unicompartmental knee arthroplasty; TKA: total knee arthroplasty. Significant difference.