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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Rheumatol. 2010 Aug 4;30(3):331–338. doi: 10.1007/s10067-010-1536-x

Table 1.

Global Assessments of Change

Knee n (%)
Left
 Better (%) 48 (5.4)
 Same (%) 280 (31.3)
 Worse (%) 310 (34.7)
 Never Had Symptoms (%) 256 (28.6)
Right
 Better (%) 46 (5.2)
 Same (%) 284 (31.8)
 Worse (%) 337 (37.7)
 Never Had Symptoms (%) 227 (25.4)
One or Two Knees Better (No Knee Worse) 50 (5.6)
Both Knees Same or Never Had Symptoms 417 (46.6)
One Knee Worse 207 (23.2)
Both Knees Worse 220 (24.6)
Hip
Left
 Better (%) 15 (1.7)
 Same (%) 273 (30.5)
 Worse (%) 253 (28.3)
 Never Had Symptoms (%) 353 (39.5)
Right
 Better (%) 15 (1.7)
 Same (%) 267 (29.9)
 Worse (%) 280 (31.3)
 Never Had Symptoms (%) 332 (37.1)
One or Two Hips Better (No Hip Worse) 20 (2.2)
Both Hips Same or Never Had Symptoms 193 (55.2)
One Hip Worse 229 (25.6)
Both Hips Worse 152 (17.0)
Back
 Better (%) 33 (3.7)
 Same (%) 315 (35.2)
 Worse (%) 383 (42.8)
 Never Had Symptoms (%) 163 (18.2)
Number of Joints Worse
 0 263 (29.4)
 1 176 (19.7)
 2 192 (21.5)
 3 124 (13.9)
 4 64 (7.2)
 5 75 (8.4)