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Telerehabilitation using the KinexConnect system for rehabilitation after TKA. for Osteoarthritis (KCTRS Trial)
KCTRS Trial Summary
This trial found that telerehabilitation with KinexConnect is just as effective as traditional outpatient PT for patients undergoing TKA.
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Outcome measures can provide a clearer picture of what you can expect from a treatment.KCTRS Trial Design
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Are there still vacancies available to partake in this research endeavor?
"The clinicaltrials.gov records reveal that this medical trial has completed its recruitment period and is no longer seeking patients. The original posting date of the study was November 1st 2019 and it last updated on June 21st 2022. Nevertheless, there are presently 456 other trials open for enrollment at the moment."
What is the principal aim of this trial?
"The primary efficacy endpoint of this trial, which is set to be measured over a 12 month period, will assess the economic benefit. Secondary endpoints are Change in Passive Range of Motion (PRoM), Change in Active Range of Motion (ARoM) and Verbal Descriptive Scale-based Pain Intensity Levels (VDS). PRoM denotes the range between maximum flexion and extension during passive force application by a clinician; ARoM describes patient's independent effort for achieving max flexion or extension; VDS reflects self-reports on pain intensity with seven verbal cues ranging from no pain to most intense imaginable agony"
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