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THE EFFECT OF GENDER ON OUTCOME OF UNICOMPARTIMENTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY

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Men

Women

p value

Average Value SD Average Value SD

Preoperatively

Pain

20

13

19

12

n.s. (p= 0.67)

Flexion

133

8

131

12

n.s. (p=0.39)

Knee score

61

15

62

13

n.s. (p=0.86)

Walk

35

15

31

14

n.s. (p=0.19)

Stairs

35

11

32

8

n.s. (p=0.17)

Function

70

23

63

18

n.s. (p=0.11)

IKS category

n.s. (p=0.32)

A

33

32

B

6

8

C

1

0

Postoperatively

Pain

45

9

45

9

n.s. (p=0.91)

Flexion

134

6

135

10

n.s. (p=0.68)

Knee score

94

10

94

11

n.s. (p=0.98)

Walk

45

9

42

11

n.s. (p=0.23)

Stairs

44

11

42

10

n.s. (p=0.48)

Function

89

19

84

21

n.s. (p=0.27)

Men

Women

p value

Average Value SD Average Value SD

Preop

MFTA

178

6

180

6

n.s. (p=0.23)

Ahlback’s

n.s. (p=0,24)

grade 1

3

1

grade 2

20

27

grade 3

15

12

grade 4

2

0

Blackburn index

0.83

0.24

0.78

0.17 n.s. (p=0.22)

Tibial slope

81

3

83

3

n.s. (p=0.07)

Postop

MFTA

179

6

178

4

n.s. (p=0.71)

Radiolucent lines

Tibia AP

10

12

Zone 1

6

4

Zone 2

2

10

Tibia PROF

4

3

Zone 1

4

1

Zone 2

4

2

Zone 3

1

3

Femur

2

1

Table 3: IKS scores

SD standard deviation, n.s. non significant

Table 4: Radiographic analysis

AP antero-posterior, MFTAMechanical femoro-tibial angle, PROF profile, SD standard deviation, n.s. non significant