… Diabetes is implicated with poorer outcomes and more … Obesity has long been implicated
as a risk factor for both … had equal mental well-being as nondiabetic patients after surgery …

… outcomes following hybrid vs cemented TKA in patients, stratified by BMI. We hypothesized
that obesity leads to poorer outcomes … study is that of retrospective analysis which means that …

… of obesity in Asians that could explain our results. The mean clinical outcome scores at 2 years
… , specifically weight gain, does not necessarily lead to poorer clinical outcomes. The OKS …

… We hypothesized that obese patients would have poorer functional outcome and quality of
… Obesity does not imply poor outcomes in Asians after total knee arthroplasty. Clin Orthop …

… scores greater than or equal to the MCID. This … This likely explains why obesity was not a
significant predictor in our … , diabetes, and obesity are independent predictors of poor outcomes …

… outcome and quality of life scores should be the barometer of success. We conclude that
morbidly obese patients should not … Obesity does not imply poor outcomes in Asians after total …

… total knee arthroplasty (TKA), two in the control group and five in the obese group, resulting
in a mean … two years after UKA, obese patients tended to have a poorer outcome at ten years. …

… outcomes, and the paucity of studies in Asian obese populations … TKA patients had physical
performance limitations and low … was over 40 kg/m 2 [9,26] and the mean BMI of the obese …

… ) may have a higher risk of complications and poor outcomes following total knee replacement
compared with non-obese … mean difference of –1 for an outcome score in the obese group …

… based on the presence of obesity alone [26]. To the best of our knowledge, there is no study
of obesity while treating BMI as a … Obesity does not imply poor outcomes in Asians after total …