Clinical Study

Recovery of Posture Stability at Different Foot Placements in Patients Who Underwent Minimally Invasive Total Hip Arthroplasty: A One-Year Follow-Up Study

Table 1

One-way repeated measure ANOVA summary showing the effects of time points on functional assessment.

Functional assessmentTime points before and after surgery
Presurgery2 w6 w3 M6 M1 yr

Berg balance test (56)44.6 ± 7.336.4 ± 12.941.4 ± 7.947.7 ± 4.753.2 ± 1.952.5 ± 3.3 <0.0001
Functional reach test (cm)
 Forward22.2 ± 6.722.6 ± 4.224.6 ± 5.320.4 ± 5.128.7 ± 7.627.4 ± 7.50.0854
 Toward affected side19.8 ± 4.120.9 ± 9.419.4 ± 3.618.9 ± 3.625.7 ± 4.722.2 ± 5.20.0828
 Toward unaffected side18.8 ± 5.218.5 ± 3.218.6 ± 4.418.3 ± 8.725.3 ± 2.823.7 ± 4.50.0712
ADL independence/pain
 VAS (10)4.8 ± 1.42.3 ± 1.61.1 ± 1.21.1 ± 1.01.4 ± 1.02.1 ± 2.3<0.0001
 Hip score (100)63.2 ± 9.365.0 ± 9.874.6 ± 9.883.6 ± 10.382.7 ± 9.585.0 ± 11.6<0.0001
 FIM (126)119.7 ± 4.6110.2 ± 19.6118.0 ± 5.8122.3 ± 4.0125.7 ± 0.7125.8 ± 0.6<0.0001

Visual analogue pain scale (VAS); self-administered hip-rating questionnaire (hip score); functional independence measure (FIM).
One-way repeated measure ANOVA. Tukey's HSD test for comparison of the period and the same letter means no significant difference.
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