Neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage does not predict rate of MUA or postoperative ROM following TKA. Patients residing in neighborhoods with higher ADI who underwent TKA were more likely to be younger, Women, and have higher BMI, consistent with previous literature. Our results support efforts to improve access to orthopaedic care, including TKA, to patients of all socioeconomic levels.
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