Karlo Tudor

Dr. Karlo Tudor

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Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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MVMirela Vučković
Mirela Vučković
Lana RuzicLana Ruzic
Lana Ruzic
KTKarlo Tudor
Karlo Tudor
TPTomislav Prpic
Tomislav Prpic
ZJZdravko Jotanovic
Zdravko Jotanovic
KBKsenija Bazdaric
Ksenija Bazdaric
Background: The aim of this study was to investigate differences in functional recovery eight years after total hip arthroplasty in patients who underwent hip joint surgery using two different approaches: the classic lateral approach and the anterolateral minimally invasive surgical approach. Methods: Eight years after the hip replacement, 68 subjects, 32 in the classic and 36 in the minimally invasive group, underwent follow-up measurements involving the Harris Hip Score (HHS), range of motion, strength of the abductor muscles, 50-m walk time, body mass index (BMI), physical activity questionnaire, and visual analogue scale (VAS) pain during general activities. Results: Higher HHS (p < 0.001), hip abduction (p < 0.001), and hip flexion (p = 0.018) range of motion values were obtained in the minimally invasive approach group. A correlation between physical activity (PA) and the hip abduction muscle strength in the classic group (r = 0.43; p = 0.011) and a correlation between PA and the HHS in the minimally invasive group (r = 0.34, p = 0.041) was found. BMI was correlated with the 50-m walk time in both groups (classical: r = 0.39; p = 0.027; minimally invasive r = 0.35; p = 0.030); meanwhile, in the minimally invasive group, BMI was negatively correlated with hip flexion (r = −0.37; p = 0.020). Conclusions: Eight years after total hip arthroplasty, performed using either an anterolateral minimally invasive or lateral approach, there was no difference in the patients’ functional outcome in relation to BMI. The minimally invasive approach benefits patients by granting them better functional abilities. A clinical difference was found in the HHS, in favour of the minimally invasive group.

11 February 2024 in Journal of Orthopaedic Research
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KTKarlo Tudor
Karlo Tudor
JBJurica Baranasic
Jurica Baranasic
JKJelena Knezevic
Jelena Knezevic
MVMarta Serer Vicevic
Marta Serer Vicevic
MSMaja Sutic
Maja Sutic
ZJZdravko Jotanovic
Zdravko Jotanovic

17 March 2021 in Current Orthopaedic Practice
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IRIvan Rakovac
Ivan Rakovac
IMIda Matic
Ida Matic
TPTomislav Prpic
Tomislav Prpic
TMTomislav Madarević
Tomislav Madarević
SBSandra Velcic Brumnjak
Sandra Velcic Brumnjak
MFMiljenko Franic
Miljenko Franic
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7 March 2022 in Current Orthopaedic Practice
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KTKarlo Tudor
Karlo Tudor
DLDanijel Lopac
Danijel Lopac
ATAnton Tudor
Anton Tudor
BŠBranko Šestan
Branko Šestan
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1 June 2023 in Medicina Fluminensis
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KTKarlo Tudor
Karlo Tudor
ZDZlatko Dembić
Zlatko Dembić
TPTomislav Prpić
Tomislav Prpić
TMTomislav Mađarević
Tomislav Mađarević
DSDea Salamon
Dea Salamon
ZJZdravko Jotanović
Zdravko Jotanović
Osteoartritis (OA) je multifaktorijalna i poligenska bolest koja zahvaća cijeli zglob, ali i periartikularno tkivo te predstavlja golem ekonomski trošak za javno zdravstvo u cijelom svijetu. Poznati su brojni geni za koje se smatra da sudjeluju u pat...