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. 2015 Jul 23;474(2):321–329. doi: 10.1007/s11999-015-4350-6

Fig. 2A–B.

Fig. 2A–B

SF12v2 PCS and HOOS threshold values (represented by dashed lines) are dependent on preoperative MCS score and demonstrate a linear relationship. Postoperative data are plotted in a binned fashion, which demonstrates the likelihood of attaining a MCID across different preoperative PROM score combinations. Hexagonal cells are labeled and shaded according to the proportion of patients within that cell who obtained the MCID (absolute number of patients in parentheses). By situating patients within a specific bin, one is able to visualize an approximate likelihood of obtaining a MCID based on preoperative PROM scores in the context of calculated threshold values. (A) After adjusting for preoperative mental and emotional health, SF12v2 PCS threshold values demonstrated an improved predictive ability (AUC 0.69), yet remained below the acceptably predictive value of 0.70. (B) The predictive ability of HOOS threshold values improved from 0.74 to 0.77 after adjusting for preoperative mental and emotional health.