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Rates of Total Joint Replacement in the United States: Future Projections to 2020–2040 Using the National Inpatient Sample

Jasvinder A. Singh, Shaohua Yu, Lang Chen and John D. Cleveland
The Journal of Rheumatology September 2019, 46 (9) 1134-1140; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3899/jrheum.170990
Jasvinder A. Singh
From the Medicine Service, Birmingham VA Medical Center; Department of Medicine at School of Medicine, and Division of Epidemiology at School of Public Health, University of Alabama, Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
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    The projected annual use of primary total hip arthroplasty (THA) and primary total knee arthroplasty (TKA) procedures in the United States from 2015 to 2040. The X-axis shows years and the Y-axis shows the number of annual procedures for primary THA (blue) or primary TKA (orange). The shaded area (THA, blue; TKA, orange) represents the 95% prediction interval for respective projections at each timepoint. The CI are much wider after 2030. If the current rate of increase slows down, the lower 95% prediction interval value of the projection may be more accurate. If the current rate of increase in arthroplasty accelerates, the upper 95% prediction interval value might be more accurate.

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    Sensitivity analyses for primary THA and primary TKA projections in the United States from 2015 to 2040 using binomial regression. The X-axis shows years and the Y-axis shows the number of annual procedures. THA: total hip arthroplasty; TKA: primary total knee arthroplasty.

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    The projected annual use of primary total hip arthroplasty (THA) procedures in the United States from 2020 to 2040 by sex (A) and age (B). The bars indicate the number of primary THA procedures for each subgroup for each year.

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    The projected annual use of primary total knee arthroplasty (TKA) procedures in the United States from 2020 to 2040 by sex (A) and age (B). The bars indicate the number of primary THA procedures for each subgroup for each year.

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    Summary of estimates from the key studies of TKA and THA projections in the United States in comparison with the current study.

    Studies2020 Projections (95% prediction interval)2030 Projections (95% prediction interval)2040 Projections (95% prediction interval)Data Used: Reference for % Increase
    Annual TKA projections, in thousands; % increase
      Inacio 201711Logistic: 882 (188, 934); 20Logistic: 1163 (211, 1336); 13Logistic: 1383 (234, 1774); 81993–2012 NIS (Ref: the last period 5 yrs prior)
    Poisson: 1071 (951, 1232); 35*Poisson: 1950 (1695, 2400); 35*Poisson: 3479 (2905, 4568); 33*
      Bashinskaya 201212Linear: 1783Linear: 3008Linear: 36571993–2009 NIS (Ref 2009: 680,839)
      Kurtz 200717Poisson: 1520 (1362, 1700)Poisson: 3481 (2948, 4136); 673—1990–2003 NIS (Ref 2003: 402,100)
      Kurtz 20145Linear: 1375 (1193, 1558)——1990–2010 NIS (Ref 2009: 619,000)
      Current study 2018Polynomial/Poisson: 1065 (937, 1211); 56Polynomial/Poisson: 1921 (1530, 2410); 182Polynomial/Poisson: 3416 (2459, 4745); 4012000–2014 NIS (Ref 2014: 680,886)
    Negative binomial: 1314 (960, 1800); 93Negative binomial: 3041 (1839, 5029); 347Negative binomial: 6594 (3279, 13,262); 868
    Annual THA projections, in thousands; % increase
      Inacio 201711————
      Bashinskaya 201212Linear: 887Linear: 1385Linear: 16491993–2009 NIS (Ref: the last period 5 yrs prior)
      Kurtz 200717Poisson: 384 (339, 435); 84Poisson: 572 (481, 681); 174—1990–2003 NIS (Ref 2003: 202,500)
      Kurtz 20145Linear: 512 (413, 611)——1990–2010 NIS (Ref 2009: 284,000)
      Current study 2018Polynomial/Poisson: 498 (475, 523); 34Polynomial/Poisson: 850 (781, 925); 129Polynomial/Poisson: 1429 (1265, 1615); 2842000–2014 NIS (Ref 2014: 371,605)
    Negative binomial: 513 (362, 728); 38Negative binomial: 1032 (590, 1806); 178Negative binomial: 2004 (922, 4356); 439
    • ↵* Increase compared to the last period 5 years prior. “—” means data not provided. TKA: total knee arthroplasty; THA: total hip arthroplasty; NIS: US National Inpatient Sample.

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