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Analysis in Brief provide preliminary descriptive analysis of surgical and implant data submitted by orthopaedic surgeons participating in the Canadian Joint Replacement Registry (CJRR). More complete data are available in the CJRR Annual Reports.
The CJRR is a national registry that collects information on total hip and total knee replacements performed in Canada and follows joint replacement recipients over time to monitor patient outcomes including revision rates. The goal of the CJRR is to improve the quality of care and clinical outcomes of patients through post-market surveillance of orthopaedic implants, improving the quality of surgical practices and the study of risk factors affecting outcomes.
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