Long-Term Follow-Up Study on SERF Hip Prostheses in Adults with Hip Arthropathy

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are conducting a long-term study to evaluate the real-life performance, safety, and benefits of SERF hip prostheses in adults with hip arthropathy. This investigation responds to the need for extended clinical data on hip prostheses within the French healthcare system and follows European regulations requiring post-market clinical follow-up for medical devices. The study is a prospective, multicenter, national project planned to last 15 years. Participants will be adults scheduled to receive SERF hip prostheses as part of their treatment. The study does not involve comparisons or interventions beyond the standard implant procedure. Instead, it focuses on tracking the long-term outcomes of these devices after implantation, including survival rates and functional improvements over the 15-year period. During participation, individuals will be monitored regularly to assess various outcomes such as the survival rate of the prostheses, patient pain levels, quality of life, satisfaction from both patients and surgeons, and any adverse events. Assessments include evaluations before and after surgery, with follow-up visits planned throughout the 15 years. The study aims to provide comprehensive data on the safety and effectiveness of SERF hip prostheses over time.

Hip Prospective Study