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KSS
(Knee Society Score)
Focus:
The Knee Society Score (KSS) assesses pain, function, and knee alignment, primarily for patients undergoing total or partial knee arthroplasty.
Pertinent Survey:
- Body Part: Knee
- Area Of Focus: Pain, Function, Alignment, Post-Arthroplasty Recovery
A validated combination of clinician- and patient-reported outcomes widely used in orthopedic knee care.
Description:
The KSS includes two main components: the clinical knee score (pain, stability, range of motion) and the functional score (walking, stairs, mobility aids). Scores are combined to assess surgical outcomes and rehabilitation success. It is widely used in both clinical practice and research for knee arthroplasty and other surgical interventions.
Use Cases:
- Evaluating outcomes after total or partial knee replacement.
- Monitoring rehabilitation progress post-surgery.
- Comparing surgical techniques or implants.
- Research on knee osteoarthritis interventions.
Number Of Questions:
18 (clinical + functional components)
Click here to view the questionnaire.
Questionnaire Survey Consists of:
18 items across:
- Clinical Knee Score: Pain, Stability, Range of Motion
- Functional Score: Walking, Stairs, Use of Walking Aids
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