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1 American Joint Replacement Registry
2016 Annual Report Figures Published November 2016 Connect and learn more at These slides are put together with the intent to be used in presentations where discussions around the AJRR 2016 Annual Report findings are being discussed. For more information, please contact AJRR’s Marketing and Communications department at

2 Hospital Enrollment ©2016 American Joint Replacement Registry

3 2015 Geographic Distribution of AJRR Participating Hospitals
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4 Number of Hospitals Submitting Data by Year
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5 Teaching Affiliation of Submitting Hospitals
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6 Hospital Size (Bed Count) of Submitting Hospitals
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7 Total Number of Surgeons Submitting Data by Year
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8 2015 Average Procedural Volume for Participating Surgeons
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9 Cumulative Procedural Volume
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10 Procedural Volume by Year
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11 2015 Procedural Volume by Quarter
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12 Distribution of Procedures
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13 Revision Burden ©2016 American Joint Replacement Registry

14 Age Distribution of Hip Arthroplasty Procedures
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15 Diagnosis Codes for All Hip Arthroplasty Procedures
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16 Procedure Codes for All Hip Procedures
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17 Hemiarthroplasty as a Percentage of All Hip Arthroplasty Procedures in 2012-2015
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18 Hemiarthroplasty and Total Hip Arthroplasty Performed for the Diagnosis of Femoral Neck Fracture
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19 Cemented and Cementless Femoral Stems in Hemiarthroplasty
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20 Percent of Cemented Stems in Hemiarthroplasty Based on Age
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21 Unipolar Heads in Hemiarthroplasty Based on Age
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22 Hip Resurfacing as a Percentage of All Hip Arthroplasty Procedures by Year
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23 Femoral Head Sizes Implanted by Year
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24 Composition of Femoral Heads
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25 Ceramic Femoral Head Usage by Patient Decade of Life
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26 Composition of Femoral Heads in Primary Hip Arthroplasty by Size
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27 Percentage of Cobalt Chrome and Ceramic Heads Used with Cross Linked Polyethylene and Antioxidant Polyethylene Acetabular Liners ©2016 American Joint Replacement Registry

28 Alternative Liner Use with Ceramic Heads
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29 Femoral Head/Acetabular Shell Diameter Combination Frequency
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30 Polyethylene Usage in Acetabular Liners
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31 Frequency and Percentage of Dual Mobility Cups Implanted by Year
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32 Use of Constrained Liners and Dual Mobility Cups for the Surgical Indication of Instability/Dislocation ©2016 American Joint Replacement Registry

33 Surgical Indication When Using Dual Mobility or Constrained Liners
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34 Frequency of Modular Neck Stems Implanted by Year
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35 ICD Diagnosis Codes for All Hip Revisions
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36 Time Interval between Primary Hip and Revision for “Linked” Patients
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37 ICD Diagnosis Codes for “Linked” Hip Revisions
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38 Most Frequently Reported Diagnosis Codes for Hip Revisions (<3 Months to Revision)
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39 Age Distribution of Knee Arthroplasty Procedures
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40 Knee Implant Design by Year
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41 Tricompartmental Knee Implant Design (Cumulative)
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42 Mobile Bearing Designs as a Percentage of All Knee Arthroplasty
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43 Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty as a Percentage of All Primary Knee Arthroplasty
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44 Patellofemoral Arthroplasty as a Percentage of All Primary Knee Arthroplasty
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45 Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty and Patellofemoral Arthroplasty Utilization
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46 Percentage of Polyethylene Usage by Year in Total Knee Arthroplasty
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47 Percentage of Polyethylene Usage by Year in Total Knee Arthroplasty
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48 Percentage of Knee Arthroplasty with Patellar Resurfacing
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49 Time Interval between Primary Knee and Revision for “Linked” Patients
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50 ICD Diagnosis Codes for Knee Revisions
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51 ICD Diagnosis Codes for All “Linked” Knee Revisions
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52 Most Frequently Reported ICD Diagnosis Codes for Early Knee Revisions (<3 Months to Revision)
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