Nooreestlased arvustuses ja arvustajatena: lugejakontseptsioonist 20. sajandi alguse kriitikas. The Young Estonians as Critics and in the Eyes of Critics: On the Concept of the Rea... by Marju Mikkel

“…The Young Estonians to be examined are all members of the core group of the movement: Gustav Suits, Bernhard Linde, Aino Kallas, Johannes Aavik, Villem Grünthal-Ridala, Jaan Oks, August Alle, and Johannes Semper. Within the larger framework of collective horizons of expectation, the focus of the study is the critics` concept of the reader. …”
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Early knee arthritis: symptoms and structure by Jones, LD

“…They were followed over one year with monthly PROM assessments to determine how symptoms change over time. 43% of patients experience a clinical improvement over 12 months, 31% experience a clinical deterioration and 26% remain unchanged. The range in OKS variation over 12 months was on average 12 points, with clinically relevant variation occurring on 45% of monthly measurements. …”

Better post-operative prediction and management of chronic pain in adults after total knee replacement: the multidisciplinary STAR research programme including RCT by Gooberman-Hill Rachael, Wylde Vikki, Bertram Wendy, Moore Andrew J, Pinedo-Villanueva Rafael, Sanderson Emily, Dennis Jane, Harris Shaun, Judge Andrew, Noble Sian, Beswick Andrew D, Burston Amanda, Peters Tim J, Bruce Julie, Eccleston Christopher, Long Stewart, Walsh David, Howells Nicholas, White Simon, Price Andrew, Arden Nigel, Toms Andrew, McCabe Candida, Blom Ashley W

“…We applied cluster analysis to data on 128,145 patients with primary total knee replacement included in the English PROMs programme to derive a cut-off point on the pain subscale of the OKS. A high-pain group was identified, defined as those with a score of ≤ 14 points on the OKS pain subscale 6 months after total knee replacement. …”
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Tourniquet use for knee replacement surgery by Ahmed, I, Chawla, A, Underwood, M, Price, AJ, Metcalfe, A, Hutchinson, C, Warwick, J, Seers, K, Parsons, H, Wall, PDH

“…</p> <p><strong>Function:</strong> at 12 months, tourniquet use probably makes little or no difference to function, based on an MCID of 5.3 for Knee Society Score (KSS) and 5.0 for Oxford Knee Score (OKS). Mean function (on a scale from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating better outcomes) was 90.03 points after surgery without a tourniquet and was 0.29 points worse (95% CI 1.06 worse to 0.48 better) on a 0 to 100 scale, absolute difference was 0.29% worse (1.06% worse to 0.48% better), with a tourniquet (5 studies; 611 participants). …”