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Patient Scores and Functional Tests After Hip Surgery
This study aims to explore how well patient self-assessments reflect their actual physical performance following hip replacement surgery. By comparing questionnaire-based scores with practical mobility tests, the study seeks to provide insight into the usefulness of both tools in evaluating recovery after total hip arthroplasty.
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