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Table 2 Primary and secondary outcomes

From: Comparison of fixed and mobile-bearing total knee arthroplasty in terms of patellofemoral pain and function: a prospective, randomised, controlled trial

 

Fixed (n = 48)

Mobile (n = 42)

p-value

Primary outcomes

 AKP during chair rise median (VAS 0–10)

0 (0–7)

0 (0–7)

0.5

 AKP during chair rise (yes/no %)

22/78

14.9/85.1

0.3

 AKP during stair climb median (VAS 0–10)

0 (0–8)

0 (0–7)

0.8

 AKP during stair climb (yes/no %)

16/84

17/83

0.9

Secondary outcomes

 Ability to rise from chair (able/unable %)

97.9/2.1

95.2/4.8

0.6*

 Ability to climb stairs (able/unable%)

97.9/2.1

97.9/4.8

0.6*

Range of motion (ROM) (degrees)

 Flexion

110 (80–130)

110 (85–130)

0.9

 Extension

0 (−10–5)

−0 (−10–5)

0.7

 Total

110 (70–130)

110 (85–130)

0.9

KSS

 Pain

94.0 (62–100)

95 (61–100)

0.8

 Function

80 (30–100)

87.5 (5–100)

0.8

 Total

174.5 (102–200)

178.5 (95–200)

0.8

RAND-36

 Physical functioning

55 (5–100)

55 (0–100)

0.6

 Social role functioning

75 (25–100)

75 (0–100)

0.7

 Physical role functioning

25 (0–100)

25 (0–100)

0.7

 Emotional role functioning

100 (0–100)

67 (0–100)

0.3

 Mental health

68 (4–100)

72 (20–100)

0.5

 Vitality

60 (0–100)

65 (15–90)

0.9

 Bodily pain

67 (12–100)

67 (0–100)

0.7

 General health perceptions

65 (10–95)

55 (10–95)

0.6

 General health change

50 (25–75)

50 (0–100)

0.6

Patellar tilt median (degrees)

 30 degrees flexion

1 (0–15)

0.5 (0–17)

0.4

 60 degrees flexion

0 (0–15)

0 (0–20)

0.6

 90 degrees flexion

0 (0–16)

0 (0–20)

0.4

Patellar tilt mean (degrees + SD)

 30 degrees flexion

2.56 ± 3.62

1.98 ± 3.58

 

 60 degrees flexion

1.96 ± 3.15

1.80 ± 3.82

 

 90 degrees flexion

1.81 ± 3.25

1.40 ± 3.42

 
  1. *Fisher’s Exact test