This descriptive cross-sectional study reveals how age and gender affect clinical outcomes after total knee replacement in patients at Royal Prima Hospital.
Key Points
Younger patients (aged 56–60 years) show excellent functional outcomes, whereas older patients (aged 71–82 years) have moderate scores.
Statistical analysis highlighted a significant influence of gender, with females achieving better clinical results than males after total knee replacement.
The Oxford Knee Score was utilized to assess the functional outcomes of 30 patients undergoing total knee replacement.
Data collection from medical records emphasized the importance of analyzing post-operative results across differing age groups and genders.