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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of patients with different types of hip replacements and matched controls (NJR cohort).

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Table 2.

Bias-analysis: Relative rates of types of cancer (recorded in the CPRD)<six months after total hip replacement (recorded in NJR, stratified by bearing surface type), compared with matched controls without THR surgery, and patients with stemmed metal-on-metal total hip replacements (NJR cohort).

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Table 3.

Relative rates of cancer (any type as recorded in the CPRD, HES or ONS) during the total follow-up period in patients with and without total hip replacements (as recorded in the CPRD, HES or NJR).

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Table 4.

Cumulative incidence (%) of any cancer (as recorded in CPRD) after total hip replacement by bearing surface type, gender, and age categories gender, and age categories (NJR cohort).

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Figure 1.

Crude RR of cancer over time in CPRD (and 95% CI) in patients with a metal-on-metal THR compared to patients with another bearing surface THR (as recorded in NJR).

Abbreviations: CI = confidence interval; CPRD = Clinical Practice Research Datalink; NJR = National Joint Registry.

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Table 5.

Relative rates of types of cancer (as recorded in the CPRD) over time (CPRD cohort).

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