Patient-Reported Outcomes Following Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty Demonstrate Less Improvement and Significantly Higher Rates of Worsening Compared to Primaries
Mehdi S. Salimy(Oracle (United States)), Christopher M. Melnic(Newton Wellesley Hospital), Hany S. Bedair(Harvard University), Antonia F. Chen(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Jacquelyn A. Dunahoe(Harvard University), Aris Paschalidis(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Kyle Alpaugh(Newton Wellesley Hospital)
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