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A Quantitative Assessment of Early Mobility in Total Knee Replacement Patients Using Smart Activity Tracker
This study aims to evaluate the patients' mobility and quality of life prior to their total knee replacement surgery and their progress pre-operatively and 6 months post-operatively using the smart activity tracker. We hypothesize that mobility limitation presents a strong correlation with reduced quality of life.
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