Anemia before reimplantation surgery - An overlooked modifiable risk factor of septic revision knee arthroplasty failure.

Faustine BredecheIsabelle GounotVincent BelgaïdCaroline MacabeoKaissar RouhanaFrederic AubrunTristan FerryElvire ServienSebastien LustigMikhail Dziadzko

Published in: SICOT-J (2020)

In two-stage septic rTKA preoperative anemia was almost two times more frequent and associated with an elevated rate of septic failure. The time-frame between explantation and-re-implantation is sufficient to implement a PBM strategy for all anemic patients. Before-after studies would be of interest to determine the best PBM strategy to prevent anemia-associated septic failure in such a condition.

Keyphrases

chronic kidney disease
end stage renal disease
acute kidney injury
iron deficiency
ejection fraction
risk factors
minimally invasive
newly diagnosed
total knee arthroplasty
prognostic factors
coronary artery bypass
patient reported outcomes
patient reported