Effect of Kinesiophobia on Early Functional Outcome Following Total Knee Arthroplasty.

Ann Afr Med · 2026 · PMC12872145 · PMID 40452309

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Kinesiophobia, as measured by the Tampa Scale score, demonstrated a decreasing trend with a significant difference ( P < 0.0001*).

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Thus, kinesiophobia should be assessed to predict and detect early-stage functional results after TKA.[ 21 , 22 ] We noted an increasing trend in the flexion range of motion (ROM) among the enrolled patients, where the flexion (ROM) was minimum after 2 weeks (81.45° ±5.63°) and maximum after 6 months (124.43° ±3.52°) [ Tables 2 and 3 ].

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