Annual rates of knee arthroplasty are increasing in all developed countries, imposing a significant economic and organizational burden; it is crucial to forecast the future need for knee arthroplasty, to assist stakeholders in planning strategies and investments, especially in a country like Italy, with the largest proportion of elderly citizens in Europe. Few epidemiological studies have been performed worldwide to estimate the demand for future knee replacement, and a variety of methods have been proposed.

Total knee arthroplasty in Italy: reflections from the last fifteen years and projections for the next thirty

Francesco Decarolis;
2019

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Annual rates of knee arthroplasty are increasing in all developed countries, imposing a significant economic and organizational burden; it is crucial to forecast the future need for knee arthroplasty, to assist stakeholders in planning strategies and investments, especially in a country like Italy, with the largest proportion of elderly citizens in Europe. Few epidemiological studies have been performed worldwide to estimate the demand for future knee replacement, and a variety of methods have been proposed.
2019
2018
Romanini, Emilio; Decarolis, Francesco; Luzi, Ilaria; Zanoli, Gustavo; Venosa, Michele; Laricchiuta, Paola; Carrani, Eugenio; Torre, Marina
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