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. 2018 Nov;26(11):1461–1473. doi: 10.1016/j.joca.2018.07.013
Outcome Model AUC (95%CI) PRC
Prevalent KP Full 0.76 (0.74; 0.77) 100%
 without central 0.71 (0.70; 0.72) 19%
 without peripheral 0.70 (0.69; 0.71) 23%
 without others 0.69 (0.67; 0.70) 27%
Incident KP Full 0.71 (0.68; 0.75) 100%
 without central 0.68 (0.64; 0.72) 14%
 without peripheral 0.65 (0.62; 0.69) 29%
 without others 0.68 (0.64; 0.72) 14%
Worsening KP Full 0.71 (0.68; 0.73) 100%
 without central 0.65 (0.62; 0.68) 29%
 without peripheral 0.70 (0.67; 0.73) 5%
 without others 0.68 (0.65; 0.71) 14%

Risk factors included in the full model:

• Central: Widespread pain; HADS - Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scales; PCS - Pain Catastrophizing Scale.

• Peripheral: History of significant injury; early life mal-alignment; current mal-alignment; high risk occupation.

• Others: Age; gender; BMI; number of comorbidities; nodal hand osteoarthritis.

Abbreviations: AUC – area under the curve; CI –confidence interval. PRC – proportional risk contribution.

New knee injury (past 12 months) as an additional peripheral risk factor was included in analysis.