UK Multi-Centre Study Following Patients With the JRI Orthopaedic ACE Acetabular Cup System for Total Hip Replacement

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating the long-term outcomes of the ACE Acetabular Cup System, a device used in total hip replacement surgery. This procedure replaces both the hip ball and socket to relieve pain and help patients return to normal activities. The study aims to monitor the safety and performance of this CE-marked device over 10 years by assessing clinical, functional, and radiological results in patients with hip disease. The ACE Acetabular Cup System offers three options for socket liners ceramic, polymer, or dual mobility, allowing surgeons to choose the best fit for each patient. Participants in the study have received a primary elective total hip replacement using this system combined with a JRI femoral stem and head. The study is observational and follows patients over a decade to gather data on device function and patient health. Participants will be followed through questionnaires, reviews of X-rays, and monitoring of any complications. Key measurements include the Oxford Hip Score at 3 years post-operation, along with implant survivorship and other hip function assessments at multiple time points up to 10 years. Radiological assessments will also be conducted at 1, 5, and 10 years. This comprehensive follow-up helps researchers understand how well the device performs long-term and supports patient safety.

ACE Acetabular Cup UK Multi-centre PMCF Study