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. 2022 May 28;4(3):100281. doi: 10.1016/j.ocarto.2022.100281

Table 3.

Estimated probability of total knee replacement (TKR) at five years.

Probability of TKR at five years =1exp(exp(XJβ)05λ¯1,0(s)ds)
XJβ = ​0.51∗Age-0.0039∗Age2+0.41∗Prescribing_OA_medication-0.14∗CCI_condition_count-0.14∗Mental_health_condition+0.97∗Past_knee_replacement+
0.93∗Other_knee_surgery
Where,
Age is in years (range between 45 and 113)
Prescribing_OA_medication ​= ​1 if prescribed an OA medication in the year prior to baseline and 0 otherwise,
CCI_condition_count ​= ​count of chronic conditions listed in the Charlson comorbidity index (range between 0 and 8),
Mental_health_condition ​= ​1 if recording of a mental health condition and 0 otherwise,
Past_knee_replacement ​= ​1 if history of previous TKR and 0 otherwise,
Other_knee_surgery ​= ​1 if history of past knee surgery (excluding TKR) and 0 otherwise.
05λ¯1,0(s)ds = ​baseline cumulative subdistribution hazard at five years
 ​= ​5.6 ​× ​10−9

AbbreviationsTKR ​= ​total knee replacement; OA ​= ​osteoarthritis; CCI ​= ​count of conditions from the Charlson Comorbidity Index; and “exp” ​= ​exponential function.