
Edward T. Davis
Professor Edward T Davis, consultant orthopaedic surgeon and Clinical Service Lead for Arthroplasty at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Birmingham, and Honorary Professor at the University of Birmingham.
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Sep 17, 2026
Reducing Revision for Infection: Insights from a Bespoke NJR Analysis of OXINIUM Technology with Professor Edward T.Davis
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Edward T. DavisGUEST
So when we're looking at real-world data, particularly joint registry data, we need to be cautious at how we interpret those findings.

Edward T. DavisGUEST
We go to great lengths when we're looking at this data to try desperately to control it for those confounding factors that we know about.

Edward T. DavisGUEST
But there will always be factors there that we can't control for or actually are too difficult to control for at the moment.

Edward T. DavisGUEST
But we do need to add that line of caution about what we're drawing from the information.

Stephen JonesHOST
What hypothesis do you have for why auxinium on highly cross-linked poly may be associated with a lower risk of revision for infection in the National Joint Registry?