TABLE III.
Patient-Reported Outcomes and Prevalence of Subsequent Ipsilateral Knee Surgery at 2 Years
| Baseline | 2-Year Follow-up | |
| IKDC* | 52 (39, 64) | 78 (61, 87) |
| KOOS* | ||
| Symptoms | 68 (54, 82) | 79 (68, 89) |
| Pain | 75 (58, 86) | 89 (75, 97) |
| Activities of daily living | 87 (69, 96) | 97 (88, 100) |
| Sports/recreation | 45 (25, 65) | 75 (55, 90) |
| Quality of life | 31 (19, 44) | 62 (44, 75) |
| Marx activity level (range, 0-16)* | 11 (4, 16) | 7 (2, 12) |
| Subsequent ipsilateral knee surgery† | ||
| No | 82% (694) | |
| Yes | 10% (88) | |
| Unknown (unable to contact patient) | 7% (61) |
*
The variables are reported as the median (25th, 75th percentiles).
†
Revision ACL reconstruction, arthroscopic procedure for meniscal and/or chondral pathology, implant removal, etc.). The variable is reported as the percentage (number).