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Table 1
Summary of related published articles and their findings.
| Author | Title | Relevant results |
|---|---|---|
| Szebenyi et al. [16] | Associations between pain, functional, and radiographic features in osteoarthritis of the knee | • Higher levels of pain reported if all compartments of the knee involved |
| • Subchondral sclerosis linked to pain, rather than global radiological grading | ||
| Polat et al. [8] | Is there a possible neuropathic pain component in knee osteoarthritis | • Radiological grading severity linked to age rather than degree of pain reported |
| Kocak et al. [17] | Associations between radiographic changes and function, pain, range of motion, muscle strength and knee function score in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee | • KL grade III and IV correlated to more severe clinical features |
| Talic-Tanovi et al. [19] | Comparison of clinical and radiological parameters at knee osteoarthritis | • Females had higher levels of OA of knee |
| • No significant correlation between clinical and radiological severity of OA of knee | ||
| Zheng et al. [21] | Body mass index and risks of knee osteoarthritis: systematic review and meta-analysis of prospective studies | • BMI is an independent predictor of OA of the knee |
| Alahmari et al. [23] | Mediating role of body mass index in knee osteoarthritis | • Higher BMI levels correlated to more severe levels of pain reported |
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