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Table 1 shows demographic data between gradually reducing radius (GR) versus multi-radius (MR) TKA groups

From: Clinical advantages of gradually reducing radius versus multi-radius total knee arthroplasty: a noninferiority randomized trial

 

GR TKA (n = 30)

MR TKA (n = 30)

P-value

Age (y)

67 (59–82)

69 (61–86)

 

Gender

 Male

9 (30%)

11 (36.67%)

 

 Female

21 (70%)

19 (63.33%)

 

Body mass index (kg/m2)

25.76 ± 3.47

26.33 ± 3.74

 

Preop ROM

 Extension (degrees)

9.83 ± 4.64

7.5 ± 5.37

 

 Flexion (degrees)

77.17 ± 8.48

82.67 ± 8.78

 

 Range of motion (degrees)

67.33 ± 10.56

75.17 ± 12.76

 

ASA

 1

1 (3.33%)

1 (3.33%)

 

 2

27 (90%)

27 (90%)

 

 3

2 (6.67%)

2 (6.67%)

 

 4

0

0

 

Radiographic evaluation

 Preop HKA (95% CI)

168 ± 5 (164–171)

168 ± 6 (164–171)

0.8

 Postop HKA (95% CI)

176 ± 3 (174–177)

175 ± 3 (173–177)

0.38

 mLDFA (95% CI)

91 ± 3 (89–93)

91 ± 3 (88–93)

0.8

 mMPTA (95% CI)

88 ± 2 (87–90)

87 ± 2 (86–88)

0.1

 TSA (95% CI)

7 ± 1 (6–8)

7 ± 1 (6–8)

0.77