Outcome After Revisions of Infected Knee Arthroplasties (RIKA)

Odense University Hospital

Status

Active, not recruiting

Conditions

Periprosthetic Knee Infection

Treatments

Procedure: revision surgery

Study type

Observational

Funder types

Other

Identifiers

NCT04427943

S-20170108/69984

Details and patient eligibility

About

A prospective multicenter cohort study on all types of revision knee arthroplasty procedures performed due to infection.

Full description

A prospective multicenter cohort study on all types of revision knee arthroplasty procedures performed due to infection.

Most previous studies investigating outcomes after revisions of infected knee artrplasties are single-center studies and retrospective. The study group has previously investigated outcome of the surgical treatment of infected knee arthroplasties in Denmark based on nationwide data from Danish registries. These studies revealed that the risk of treatment failure causing re-revision or mortality was 30-40% in Denmark.

Based on these findings, an ongoing randomized controlled trial "one-stage versus two-stage revisions of the infected knee arthroplasty" (ClinicalTrials.gov ID: NCT03435679) has been initiated by the study group in Febuary 2018. It has been possible to include 20% of the patients with surgically demanding periprosthetic knee infections from the including centres in this randomized trial due to in- and exclusions criteria. Hence, the investigators wish to include the remaining patients with periprosthetic knee joint infection in a prospective cohort study in order to obtain high quality prospective data on function, quality of life and complications after all types of surgical procedures performed due to periprosthetic knee joint infection. Based on these data it will be possible to evaluate the surgical treatment overall and it will be possible to evaluate whether the patients included in the randomized trial are representative.

Study aim:

To present patient reported outcome and postoperative complications after all types of surgical procedures performed due to periprosthetic knee infection. Furthermore, to analyze the role of potential risk factors (patient comorbidity, microbiological diagnosis, surgical intervention, antibiotic treatment, duration of symptoms) on outcome of the patients.

Enrollment

350 estimated patients

Sex

All

Volunteers

Accepts Healthy Volunteers

Inclusion criteria