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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Sports Med. 2013 Jul 23;49(5):335–342. doi: 10.1136/bjsports-2013-092299

Table 7. Importance and Threshold Scores Identified for PROs.

N1 Important Not
Important
Unfamiliar N2 Operative Non-
operative
PRO Operative
Non-operative
Operative
Non-operative
Median
[1Q, 3Q]
Median
[1Q, 3Q]
GRS 1374
1261
45% 32% 17% 123
107
90
[90, 90]
90
[85, 90]
KOS-SAS 1386
1267
42% 35% 18% 87
75
90
[80, 90]
90
[80, 90]
KOS-
ADLS
1382
1266
41% 36% 17% 95
84
90
[80, 90]
90
[80, 90]
IKDC2000 1377
1262
38% 33% 24% 87
70
90
[85, 90]
90
[85, 90]
KOOS 1379
1263
37% 38% 18% 56
48
85
[80, 90]
85
[80, 90]
Lysholm 1382
1269
36% 36% 22% 94
76
90
[85, 90]
85
[82.5, 90]
Cincinnati 1363
1253
29% 42% 22% 33
25
90
[80, 90]
90
[80, 90]
Tegner 1379
1268
29% 38% 28% 38
32
7 [6, 8] 7 [5,8]
Marx 1354
1247
13% 42% 40% 10
7
12
[8.5, 12]
12
[10, 12]

Abbreviations: PRO – patient reported outcome; N1 – the number of respondents concerning the importance of each PRO (maximum 1490 operative, 1326 non-operative) ; N2 – the number of respondents who provided a valid threshold score for defining success on each measure; 1Q – the first quartile representing the 25th percentile; 3Q – the third quartile representing the 25th percentile; GRS – global rating scale; KOS-SAS – Knee Outcome Score – Sports Activities Scale; KOS-ADLS - Knee Outcome Score – Activities of Daily Living Scale; IKDC2000 – International Knee Documentation Committee 2000 Subjective Knee Form; Lysholm – Lysholm Knee Score; Cincinnati – Cincinnati Knee Score; Tegner – Tegner Activity Scale; Marx – Marx Activity Rating Scale