Gait analysis is an important tool to measure function following total knee replacement. It is currently unknown whether there is a correlation between subjective and objective outcome. The purpose of this study was to analyse relationships between subjective outcome scores and kinematic and kinetic data. 25 consecutive patients (15 males, 10 females) were selected (mean age 68 years, BMI 31.8). All subjects were tested a minimum of 24 months following total knee replacement. SF12, Oxford knee score, knee society and KOOS scores were collected. Muscle strength was assessed using a Biodex dynamometer and symmetry indices were analysed. A timed up and go test and KT2000 measurements were performed.Introduction:
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