Towards predicting the effectiveness of knee surgery for knee osteoarthritis patients
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Author(s)
Kotti, M
Duffell, LD
Faisal, AA
McGregor, AH
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
Osteoarthritis (OA) is the commonest form of musculoskeletal disability. Surgery is usually used to manage the end stage of the disease taking the form of either total joint or unicompartmental replacement. The outcome of such surgeries however could be disappointing. This work aims to exploit machine learning [1] to predict the effectiveness of surgery with respect to return to normal activities, as assessed using the Tegner activity score.
Date Issued
2014-09-15
Citation
2014
Copyright Statement
© 2014 The Authors
Description
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Source
Young Researchers’ Futures Meeting: Engineering for Orthopaedic Applications
Source Place
Leeds, UK
Start Date
2014-09-15
Finish Date
2014-09-17
Coverage Spatial
Leeds, UK