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June 17, 2026Indian Journal of Hip and Knee ArthroplastyOpen Access

Revisiting the fundamentals: Survivorship is not satisfaction – Revisiting a landmark paper in knee arthroplasty

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VBVaibhav BagariaMPMurali Poduval

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Overview

Narrative revisits key findings on patient satisfaction in knee arthroplasty, highlighting individual expectations' importance.

Key Points

  • Evaluating the relevance of earlier findings on the disconnect between surgical success and patient satisfaction in knee arthroplasty.
  • Integration of original findings from Bourne et al. with contemporary evidence.
  • Focus on patient-reported outcome measures, psychological factors, and cultural expectations.
  • Emphasis on advancements in assessment tools, including AI-driven evaluations.
  • 19% of patients reported dissatisfaction or neutrality post-TKA, with unmet expectations as the top predictor.
  • Key contributors to dissatisfaction include psychological factors, pain perception, and functional differences.
  • Cultural factors, especially in Asian and Indian populations, impact satisfaction and functional expectations.

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Bagaria et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a323bf5d50b63ecad2064aehttps://doi.org/10.4103/ijhka.ijhka_4_26
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