Barely Significant

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We made an a priori decision that a difference in prevalence between two subgroups (e.g., two levels of education, men, and women, or two racial/ethnic groups) would only be considered meaningfully significant if the aPR was statistically significant and the two age-standardized percentages differed by ≥ 1 percentage point.
While the adjustable-loop group showed a slight trend toward better knee stability and extension in early follow-ups, these differences did not reach statistical significance at the two-year mark, refuting the hypothesis that device type significantly impacts long-term outcomes.