Editorial Commentary: Threshold Values for Treatment Success-Rotator Cuff Repair Success Lies in the Eye of the Beholder.
作者： Mark P. Cote
DOI: 10.1016/J.ARTHRO.2018.10.106
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摘要: Abstract Successful treatment is the shared goal of patients, surgeons, and clinicians. In realm rotator cuff repair, identifying threshold values provides insight into relation between scores generated from commonly used outcome measures patient-rated success. These thresholds are useful for separating clinical significance statistical can help direct future research that aims to examine effects different treatments in context It important note sensitive sample which they were drawn. Given inherent subjectivity success diverse nature patients with tears, there no single but rather a spectrum values, all dependent on underlying characteristics whom generated.
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