Oxford Knee Score and EQ-5d poorly predict patient's satisfaction following mechanically aligned total knee replacement: A cross-sectional study - 27/04/21
, Cedric Maillot b, Kwaku Baryeh a, Loic Villet c, Charles Rivière c, d, e
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Abstract |
Background |
Patient satisfaction is increasingly used to measure the success of arthroplasty. Satisfaction with the outcome of a total knee replacement (TKR) is traditionally thought to be associated with improvements in functional status and quality of life measures. This study aims to answer the following questions: 1. What is the level of patient satisfaction, improvement in knee function and patient quality of life associated with mechanically aligned TKR? 2. What is the relationship between OKS, EQ-5d scores and ‘outcome satisfaction’?
Hypothesis |
TKR is associated with a significant improvement in function, satisfaction and quality of life and that there is a strong correlation between OKS, EQ-5d and ‘outcome satisfaction’.
Method |
Five thousand eight hundred and ninety six patients underwent primary TKR between January 2010 and December 2017 and had complete preoperative and 2-year follow-up data for OKS, EQ-5d and satisfaction scores. Outcomes data were collected prospectively and recorded on our institutional database. Minimal clinically important difference (MCID) and the Patient acceptable symptomatic state (PASS) were calculated for OKS and EQ-5d, the association between OKS, EQ-5d and ‘outcome satisfaction’ was measured using regression analysis.
Results |
The median 2-year ‘outcome satisfaction’ score was 90/100 with 79% of patients reporting excellent satisfaction (≥80/100) and 93.4% of patients satisfied (≥50/100). Postoperatively, median scores were 39 for OKS and 0.8 for EQ-5d. The mean increase in scores was 15.85 for OKS and 0.32 for EQ-5d. Satisfaction showed moderate positive correlation with postoperative OKS (r=0.69) and EQ-5D (0.58) scores, but weaker correlation with the change in OKS (r=0.57) and EQ-5d (r=0.32) scores from preoperative levels.
Discussion/Conclusion |
Mechanically aligned TKR is overall a successful operation responsible of fair rate of patient satisfaction. OKS and EQ-5d are imperfect predictors for satisfaction as they are significantly influenced by patients’ comorbidities. This should be taken into account when evaluating the success of an operation.
Level of evidence |
IIc; observational study (based on prospectively collected data from an institutional registry).
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Keywords : Total knee replacement, Satisfaction, Function, Quality of life, PROMS, OKS
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Vol 107 - N° 3
Article 102867- mai 2021 Retour au numéro
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