Exploring sex-differences in koos outcomes among runners with and without a history of knee surgery
Introduction: Following knee surgery, women experience worse self-reported knee-related outcomes (e.g. function and quality of life) compared with men. It is unknown if sex differences in self-reported knee-related outcomes are evident in higher-functioning people who have returned to running and continue to regularly run post knee surgery.
Source: Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport - Category: Sports Medicine Authors: M. Haberfield, A. Bruder, M. Girdwood, D. De Oliveira Silva, B. Mentiplay, B. Patterson, K. Crossley Tags: O2023SMA-282 Source Type: research