… Moderate-certainty evidence suggests that various single and multistructure knee injuries
(beyond ACL tears) increase the odds of symptomatic OA. Risk factor heterogeneity, high risk …

… such as smoking, trauma, menopausal status, and the history of … Therefore, our observation
in this meta-analysis remained … associate with knee pain [53,54]. It might partially explain our …

… Through a meta-analysis of cohort and case–control studies, this review demonstrated that
a history of knee trauma, overweight or obesity, Gender (female), and over 40 years of age …

… As used in a systematic review of observational studies, this scale was modified to include
only … [24] had knee pain. Knee pain may influence knee extension muscle strength in patients …

… on study limitations, phase of investigation (observational studies) and indirectness (online …
with a history of knee injury or other risk factors, such as those included in the Osteoarthritis …

… of this meta-analysis of observational studies is to delineate the combined result between
studies of … To our knowledge, this is the first meta-analysis to provide a pooled estimate of the …

… time to knee OA, we used the pseudo-observation method for … This is in contrast to a systematic
review and meta-analysis … presents with knee pain and has a prior record of knee injury, …

… studies, we conducted this meta-analysis to summarize the quantitative evidence from
observational trials to … Finally, 11 studies met the criteria for inclusion in this meta-analysis. …

… Falls are defined as self-reported history of fall(s) during the … Patients have increased risk of
falls due to knee pain, stiffness… falls outside of the observation window could not be captured. …

… of the observational nature of cohort studies, a … knee osteoarthritis in part because of knee
injuries sustained during these sports. All of these findings are supported by previous research …