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The impact of waiting for total joint replacement on pain and functional status: a systematic review
Osteoarthritis and Cartilage , 06/25/09
Hoogeboom TJ et al. - Patients with OA do not experience deterioration in pain or self-reported functional status whilst waiting <180 days for TJR. Changes over a longer waiting period are unclear. To strengthen and complement the present evidence, further high-quality studies are needed, in which preferably also performance-based measures are used.
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