2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclinepi.2020.12.007
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Categorization of changes in the Oxford Knee Score after total knee replacement: an interpretive tool developed from a data set of 46,094 replacements

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“…The tool categorized the change in OKS on a group level into four categories: ‘much worse’, ‘about the same’, ‘a little better’, ‘much better’ based on a transition anchor question. 34 Our UKA group had a mean adjusted change of 18.57 (10.42 to 26.72) and the TKA patients had one of 15.55 (7.39 to 23.71). The cut-off between ‘a little better’ and ‘much better’ is 16 points, thus the UKA patients on a group level reported greater improvements than TKA patients one year after their surgery.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…The tool categorized the change in OKS on a group level into four categories: ‘much worse’, ‘about the same’, ‘a little better’, ‘much better’ based on a transition anchor question. 34 Our UKA group had a mean adjusted change of 18.57 (10.42 to 26.72) and the TKA patients had one of 15.55 (7.39 to 23.71). The cut-off between ‘a little better’ and ‘much better’ is 16 points, thus the UKA patients on a group level reported greater improvements than TKA patients one year after their surgery.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Similar to Judge et al [5], Clement et al [18] determined threshold values for predicting patient satisfaction one year post-surgery. Mikkelsen et al [19] investigated another approach for evaluating outcome quality based on PROMs which involved classifying the extent of the difference between preoperative scores and scores at 6 months post-surgery into a 4-level scale. Petersen et al [20] investigated the anchor question of whether postoperative OKS could be used to represent patient satisfaction as well as functionality according to the patient's perception at 6 months post-surgery, measured in each case on a scale of 0 to 100.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clement et al [18] haben, ähnlich wie Jugde et al [5], Schwellenwerte für die Vorhersage der Patientenzufriedenheit 1 Jahr postoperativ ermittelt. Einen weiteren Ansatz zur Bewertung der Ergebnisqualität auf Basis von PROMs untersuchten Mikkelsen et al [19], die über die Größe des Unterschiedes der Scores von präoperativ zu 6 Monate postoperativ eine 4-stufige Einteilung vornahmen. Petersen et al Die Ergebnisse der ROC-Analyse, einschl.…”
Section: Korrelationsanalyse Zwischen Proms Und Patientenspezifischen...unclassified
“…Any complications in treatment or return to the operating room were recorded. Knee function was assessed measuring knee range, subjective stability via surgeon assessment, and Revised Oxford Knee Score (ROKS) [18][19][20]. Radiographic exam was conducted at 3 months and at annual visits.…”
Section: Surgical Protocolmentioning
confidence: 99%