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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: Do refinements to original designs improve outcome of total knee replacement? A retrospective cohort study

 

All TKRs

Clinically evaluated TKRs

 

Classic (n = 100)

Complete (n = 100)

p value

Classic (n = 72)

Complete (n = 71)

p value

Age (years (SD))

71.3 (6.8)

70.8 (8.5)

0.67

70.5 (7.9)

69.9 (7.3)

0.62

Male (%)

34

36

0.77

35

42

0.36

BMI (kg/m2 (SD))

28.5 (4.9)

28.6 (4.7)

0.94

29.5 (5.0)

29.0 (4.2)

0.51

Right (%)

59

58

0.89

54

58

0.67

Underlying diagnosis (%)

  

0.12

  

0.35

  Osteoarthritis

87

95

 

87.5

94

 

  Posttraumatic arthritis

3

2

 

4.2

1.4

 

  Rheumatoid arthritis

10

3

 

8.3

4.2

 

High tibial osteotomy (%)

  

0.49

  

0.47

  Varus deformity

6

4

 

6.9

4.2

 

  Valgus deformity

1

0

 

1.4

0

 

ASA (%)

  

0.98

  

1.00

  1

21

21

 

23.6

23.9

 

  2

68

67

 

66.7

66.2

 

  3

11

12

 

9.7

9.9

 

Surgeon (%)

  

0.76

  

0.44

  1

37

42

 

33.3

43.6

 

  2

41

37

 

44.4

36.6

 

  3

22

21

 

22.2

19.7

 
  1. BMI, body mass index; ASA, American Society of Anaesthesiologists classification.