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VOLUME 27, SUPPLEMENT 1, S29, OCTOBER 01, 2020
Knee
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NATIONAL JOINT REGISTRY IMPLANT PRICE-BENCHMARKING FOR PRIMARY TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: ARE WE ACCOUNTING FOR ALL VARIABLES IN BICONDYLAR ARTHROPLASTY?
U.B.J. Yousuf S.P. WhiteKnee
Background: The National Joint Registry (NJR) monitors implant price and issues reports at a surgeon and unit level. Favourable pricing is usually related to volume of implantation. At surgeon-level, implant-type is the main factor determining implant-spend. The NJR groups knee arthroplasty into hinge/linked, patellofemoral, bicondylar and unicondylar. We investigated the use of implants within the bicondylar group hypothesising this was a clinically heterogeneous group that may account for pricing variation not identified by the NJR.
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