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. 2026 Jul 20;20(1):649. doi: 10.1007/s11701-026-03623-y

Correction: Patient-reported outcomes of kinematically aligned robotic total knee replacement: a single center, single surgeon experience

Khalid Alsheikh 1,2,6, Fay Alotaibi 1,2, Faisal Alnaqa 1,2, Alwaleed Alshahir 2,3, Tariq Almunyif 2,4,✉, Malak Alshebel 1,2, Muhammad Liaquat Raza 2,5, Firas M Alsebayel 1,2,✉
PMCID: PMC13385136  PMID: 42474566

Correction to: Journal of Robotic Surgery (2026) 20:501

10.1007/s11701-026-03443-0

In the original version of the article Table 5; Fig. 7 which previously appeared as:

Table 5.

Patient’s awareness of their joint after knee replacement surgery

Variables Very Low Low Moderate High
Number (%) Number (%) Number (%) Number (%)
Bed time 74 (78.72%) 5 (5.31%) 9 (9.57%) 4 (4.25%)
Sitting on a chair for one hour 56 (59.57%) 10 (10.6%) 11 (11.7%) 11 (11.7%)
Walking for 15 min 60 (63.82%) 14 (14.89%) 8 (8.51%) 11 (11.7%)
Swimming 82 (87.23%) 6 (6.38%) 1 (1.06%) 5 (5.31%)
Driving a car 81 (86.17%) 3 (3.19%) 4 (4.25%) 6 (6.38%)
Rising upstairs 57 (60.36%) 14 (14.89%) 14 (14.89%) 5 (5.31%)
Walking on uneven land 62 (65.95%) 20 (21.27%) 2 (2.12%) 9 (9.57%)
Standing from a low sitting position 51 (54.25%) 18 (19.14%) 12 (12.76%) 12 (12.76%)
Standing for a long period 57 (60.63%) 15 (15.95%) 10 (10.6%) 9 (9.57%)
Walking 72 (76.59%) 12 (12.76%) 1 (1.06%) 8 (8.51%)
Exercise 69 (73.4%) 12 (12.76%) 2 (2.12%) 11 (11.7%)
Home activities 64 (68.08%) 16 (17.021%) 9 (9.57%) 5 (5.31%)
FJS-12 Score 86.48 ± 10.499

N = Number

Fig. 7.

Fig. 7

Bar chart showing patient’s awareness after knee replacement surgery

Table 5. Patient’s awareness of their joint after knee replacement surgery

Variables High Moderate Low Very Low
Number (%) Number (%) Number (%) Number (%)
Bed time 74 (78.72%) 5 (5.31%) 9 (9.57%) 4 (4.25%)
Sitting on a chair for one hour 56 (59.57%) 10 (10.6%) 11 (11.7%) 11 (11.7%)
Walking for 15 min 60 (63.82%) 14 (14.89%) 8 (8.51%) 11 (11.7%)
Swimming 82 (87.23%) 6 (6.38%) 1 (1.06%) 5 (5.31%)
Driving a car 81 (86.17%) 3 (3.19%) 4 (4.25%) 6 (6.38%)
Rising upstairs 57 (60.36%) 14 (14.89%) 14 (14.89%) 5 (5.31%)
Walking on uneven land 62 (65.95%) 20 (21.27%) 2 (2.12%) 9 (9.57%)
Standing from a low sitting position 51 (54.25%) 18 (19.14%) 12 (12.76%) 12 (12.76%)
Standing for a long period 57 (60.63%) 15 (15.95%) 10 (10.6%) 9 (9.57%)
Walking 72 (76.59%) 12 (12.76%) 1 (1.06%) 8 (8.51%)
Exercise 69 (73.4%) 12 (12.76%) 2 (2.12%) 11 (11.7%)
Home activities 64 (68.08%) 16 (17.021%) 9 (9.57%) 5 (5.31%)
FJS-12 Score 86.48 ± 10.499

N = Number

Figure 7.

Figure 7

Bar chart showing patient’s awareness after knee replacement surgery

But should have been:

Footnotes

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