King Edward Medical University — Pakistan
Medicine · Health Sciences
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Research Topics
Shoulder Injury and Treatment(10), Orthopaedic implants and arthroplasty(7), Total Knee Arthroplasty Outcomes(7), Hip and Femur Fractures(4), Electronic Health Records Systems(3)
Publications44 total
Journal of Eating Disorders·2025Open Access
Table 3.H17 (b) Number of revisions by indication for first linked revision and second linked re-revision.
2020
Table 3.S5 (c) Number of stemmed proximal humeral hemiarthroplasty replacements between 2012 and 2019 and within the last year by brand construct.
2020
Table 3.S14, Number and percentage of patients who completed an Oxford Shoulder Score by acute trauma and elective indications, by the collection window of interest at different time points.
2020
Table 3.H11, KM estimates of cumulative mortality (95% CI) by age and gender, in primary hip replacement. Blue italics signify that fewer than 250 cases remained at risk at these time points.
2020
Table 3.S13, PTIR estimates of indications for shoulder revision (95% CI) for elective procedures by type of shoulder replacement using reports from MDSv7.
2020
Table 3.H5, KM estimates of cumulative revision (95% CI) by fixation and bearing, in primary hip replacements. Blue italics signify that fewer than 250 cases remained at risk at these time points.
2020
Table 3.S7, KM estimates of cumulative revision (95% CI) for primary shoulder replacement for elective cases by gender and age group. Blue italics signify that fewer than 250 cases remained at risk at these time points.
2020
Table 3.S18, Descriptive statistics of the pre-operative, 6 month and the change in OSS by overall, acute trauma, elective and by shoulder type, within the collection window of interest, with valid measurements pre-operatively and 6 months post-operatively.
2020
Table 3.H12, Number and percentage fractured NOF in the NJR by year.
2020
Table 3.H8, KM estimates of cumulative revision (95% CI) of primary hip replacement by fixation, stem / cup brand, and bearing. Blue italics signify that fewer than 250 cases remained at risk at these time points.
2020
Table 3.S2, Demographic characteristics of patients undergoing primary shoulder replacements, by acute or elective indications and type of shoulder replacement.
2020
Table 3.3, Total hip replacement implant combinations by age and sex, ranked by mean INMB.
2020
Outcomes after joint replacement 2003 to 2019
2020· 2 cited
Table 3.S5 (h) Number of stemmed reverse polarity total shoulder replacements between 2012 and 2019 and within the last year by brand construct.
2020
NJR Reports online
2020
Table 3.A5, Indications for the 311 (first) revisions following primary ankle replacement. Note: These are not mutually exclusive.
2020
Table 3.E6, KM estimates of cumulative revision (95% CI) by primary elbow procedures for acute trauma and elective cases. Blue italics signify that fewer than 250 cases remained at risk at these time points.
2020
Figure 3.D1, Compliance rates from 2003 to 2014.
2020
Table 3.A3, KM estimates of cumulative revision (95% CI) of primary ankle replacement, by gender and age. Blue italics signify that fewer than 250 cases remained at risk at these time points.
2020
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