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Table 2 Features of the study population 3 years after total knee arthroplasty according to overall satisfaction

From: How much improvement can satisfy patients? Exploring patients’ satisfaction 3 years after total knee arthroplasty

 

Satisfied (N = 130)

Mean (95% CI)

Dissatisfied (N = 31)

Mean (95% CI)

P value

BMI (kg/m2)

26.34 (25.69–26.99)

25.79 (24.85–26.73)

N.S.S

HSS change

36.71(35.37–38.05)

27.92(24.80–31.04)

< 0.05

NRS-Walking change

7.75(7.55–7.94)

3.91(3.27–4.53)

< 0.05

NRS-Rest change

0 (1)#

1(2)#

N.S.S

 

N(%)

N(%)

 

Female

103(79.2%)

21(67.7%)

N.S.S

Age > 65 at baseline

75(57.7%)

26(83.9%)

< 0.05

BMI ≥ 25 kg/m2

86(66.2%)

23(76.7%)

N.S.S

Pre-mJSW < 2 mm

84(64.6%)

13(43.3%)

< 0.05

Depression state*

6(4.6%)

4(12.9%)

N.S.S

Preoperative FCK

92(70.8%)

24(77.4%)

N.S.S

  1. N.S.S not statistical significance, BMI body mass index, pre-mJSW preoperative minimal joint space width, FCK flexion contracture of knee
  2. *Fisher’s exact test
  3. #Non-normal distribution data (Med, IQR)