Can Orthopedic Oncologists Predict Functional Outcome in Patients with Sarcoma after Limb Salvage Surgery in the Lower Limb? A Nationwide Study

Table 3

Analysis of separate questions on the RAND-36 physical functioning subscale.

	Patient-reported score			Surgeon-predicted score			Patients versus median surgeon				Intersurgeon agreement
	“Yes, limited a lot”	“Yes, limited a little”	“No, not limited at all”	“Yes, limited a lot”	“Yes, limited a little”	“No, not limited at all”	Percent agreement	Percent of cases underestimated	Percent of cases overestimated	AC1	Percent agreement	AC1
Vigorous activities	14	6	3	14	8	1	60.9%	26.1%	13.0%	0.47	70.0%	0.60
Moderate activities	0	7	16	0	16	7	60.9%	39.1%	0%	0.48	66.5%	0.55
Lifting or carrying groceries	2	7	14	0	9	14	65.2%	13.0%	21.7%	0.53	50.4%	0.32
Climbing several flights of stairs	2	10	11	4	16	3	39.1%	47.8%	13.0%	0.15	44.3%	0.20
Climbing one flight of stairs	1	4	18	0	9	14	52.2%	30.4%	17.4%	0.39	52.2%	0.35
Bending, kneeling, or stooping	6	13	4	0	16	7	52.2%	4.3%	43.5%	0.35	49.1%	0.28
Walking more than a mile	5	6	12	1	17	5	43.4%	34.8%	21.7%	0.19	54.3%	0.36
Walking several blocks	1	4	18	0	10	13	52.2%	34.8%	13.0%	0.38	50.9%	0.33
Walking one block	1	1	21	0	2	21	82.6%	8.7%	8.7%	0.81	67.8%	0.61
Bathing or dressing yourself	0	1	22	0	4	19	78.3%	17.4%	4.3%	0.76	60.0%	0.50