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At 2-years after revision TKA, 65% reported much better knee function and 20% better knee function compared to preoperatively, and at 5-years, 63% and 21%, respectively.

More accurate alignment after TKA correlates with less pain, better knee function, faster rehabilitation and improved quality of life [ 39, 40].

At 2-years after primary TKA, 87% reported much better and 10% better knee function compared to preoperatively, and at 5-years, 85%and10%0%, respectively.

At the end, the patients demonstrated less pain and stiffness and better knee function.

In univariate analyses at 2 and 5-years after revision TKA, Deyo-Charlson had a non-statistically significant association with much better knee function (p = 0.50 and 0.13; Table  5).

Thus, more frame stability with earlier weight bearing, and better knee function.

They found that the standard parapatellar approach provided less complications and better knee function than the subvastus or the quadriceps-sparing approaches [ 14, 19, 22– 26].

We compared the titanium cable-cannulated screw tension band technique with the modified tension band technique to see whether the new technique could (1) achieve better reduction and direct interfragmentary compression force; (2) shorten fracture healing time; (3) decrease complications, such as loosening of implants and skin irritations; and (4) achieve better knee function.

In multivariable-adjusted analyses, higher Deyo-Charlson index was associated with significantly lower odds of 0.5 of much better knee function (p = 0.05; Table  4) and a trend towards significantly lower odds of 0.4 of better knee function (p = 0.07; Table  4) at 5-years.

This was based on the assumption that most patients aim and expect to achieve 'much better' knee function after TKA, although some may be satisfied with 'better' knee function.

A higher score indicates better knee function.