Retrospective study reveals significant reduction in pain scores among adults with knee pain, suggesting demographic factors influence management approaches.
Key Points
Posttreatment, a significant reduction in pain scores was observed, dropping from 9.44 to 1.97.
The study analyzed 201 patients, predominantly male at 71.1%, with a mean age of 54.8 years.
Data on demographics, treatment modalities, and pain scores were collected using a predesigned questionnaire.
Tailored interventions considering individual characteristics are necessary to optimize treatment effectiveness.
Cite This Study
Ahmed Mohammed Ahmed Mohialdin (2025) studied this question.