Does Early-Period Patient Dissatisfaction Turn Into Satisfaction Over Time After Total Knee Replacement?

17 July 2022 : Clinical Research

Mahmut Özdemir^1ABCDEFG*, Yüksel Uğur Yaradılmış^2ABCDEFG, Fırat Emin Özdemir^2BCDG, Ahmet Safa Tarğal^3BCDFG, Özkan Öztürk

^4BCDEG, Murat Altay^2AEFG

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.936792

Med Sci Monit 2022; 28:e936792

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Table 1 Satisfaction assessment and clinical results of the dissatisfied group.

	Pre-op (A)	6. Month (B)	24. Month (C)	P	Pairwise comparation
	Pre-op (A)	6. Month (B)	24. Month (C)	P	A→B	A→C	B→C

	52.09±10.99	65.09±7.04	82.91±6.48	<0.001^*	<0.001	<0.001	<0.001

	45.5 (29/75)	56 (36/38)	74 (48/88)	<0.001^**	<0.001	<0.001	<0.001
	–	3 (1/5)	4 (3/5)	<0.001^***	–	–	<0.001
^* General Linear Model Anova (Wilk’s lambda); Post Hoc Test Bonferroni; ^ Friedman Test (Monte Carlo); Post Hoc Test: Dunn’s Test; ^* Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test (Monte Carlo). SD – standard deviation; min. – minimum; max. – maximum.

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