The impact of waiting for total joint replacement on pain and functional status: a systematic review

T J Hoogeboom; C H M van den Ende; G van der Sluis; J Elings; J J Dronkers; A B Aiken; N L U van Meeteren

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The impact of waiting for total joint replacement on pain and functional status: a systematic review

T J Hoogeboom, C H M van den Ende, G van der Sluis, J Elings, J J Dronkers, A B Aiken, N L U van Meeteren

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Objective: To systematically describe changes in pain and functioning in patients with osteoarthritis (OA) awaiting total joint replacement (TJR), and to assess determinants of this change. Methods: MEDLINE®, EMBASE, CINAHL® and Cochrane Database were searched through June 2008. The reference lists of eligible publications were reviewed. Studies that monitored pain and functioning in patients with hip or knee OA during the waiting list for TJR were analyzed. Data were collected with a pre-specified collection tool. Methodological quality was assessed and a best-evidence analysis was performed to summarize results. Results: Fifteen studies, of which two were of high quality, were included and involved 788 hip and 858 knee patients (mean age 59-72 and main wait 42-399 days). There was strong evidence that pain (in hip and knee OA) and self-reported functioning (in hip OA) do not deteriorate during a

Originele taal-2	English
Pagina's (van-tot)	1420-1427
Aantal pagina's	8
Tijdschrift	Osteoarthritis and Cartilage
Volume	17
Nummer van het tijdschrift	11
DOI's	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.joca.2009.05.008
Status	Published - nov. 2009

Keywords

Verenigde Naties
artroplastie
artrose
evidence-based geneeskunde
fysiopathologie
heup
index ernst van de ziekte
knieën
mannen
methoden
middelbare leeftijd
numerieke data
ouderen
patientenselectie
pijnmetingen
statistieken
tijdsfactoren
vervangingen
vrouwen
wachtlijsten
Functional status
Pain
Waiting list
Total joint replacement
Natural course
Osteoarthritis

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The impact of waiting for total joint replacement on pain and functional status: a systematic review

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