Correction: Quality of life reported by patients with ecchymosis following total knee arthroplasty - Summary - MDSpire

Correction: Quality of life reported by patients with ecchymosis following total knee arthroplasty

  • By

  • Zhibing Gong

  • Hanglin Qiu

  • Huantang Zhang

  • Yanyan Xu

  • Rongkai Wu

  • Qianjin Zhang

  • Hanghui Lin

  • Zhaoke Wu

  • Fudong Xu

  • Zhikun Zhuang

  • Changyu Huang

  • June 10, 2026

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Objective:

To correct typographical errors in the reported patient baseline descriptions related to ecchymosis after total knee arthroplasty.

Approach:
    Key Findings:
    • The original text inaccurately reported 130 cases of osteoarthritis; the corrected number is 122.
    • The corrected text maintains the total sample size of 138 participants.
    Interpretation:

    The corrections do not influence the study results, statistical analyses, or main conclusions.

    Limitations:
    • Errors were limited to descriptive text and did not affect the overall findings.
    Conclusion:

    The article has been updated to reflect these corrections.

    Sources:

Original Source(s)

Correction: Quality of life reported by patients with ecchymosis following total knee arthroplasty

  • by Zhibing Gong, Hanglin Qiu, Huantang Zhang, Yanyan Xu, Rongkai Wu, Qianjin Zhang, Hanghui Lin, Zhaoke Wu, Fudong Xu, Zhikun Zhuang, Changyu Huang

  • June 10, 2026

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