Advanced scores · Arthroplasty

New Knee Society Knee Scoring System (2011) (KSS-2011)

Updated version of the classic KSS with separate patient-reported and clinician-assessed components. Includes expectation and satisfaction domains.

  • 9 questions
  • 10-15 min
  • Score 0 to 100, higher is better
  • Well Validated
All scores

About the KSS-2011

Who it is for

Patients undergoing TKA where comprehensive assessment including clinical examination is needed.

What it measures

Objective knee examination, patient symptoms, satisfaction with surgery, and functional activities including advanced activities.

Sections

  • Objective Knee Score
  • Symptoms (3 items)
  • Patient Satisfaction (5 items)
  • Functional Activities (19 items)
  • Expectations

Reading your score

Multiple subscores, each 0-100. Higher = better for all subscales.

Important. These questionnaires are provided for education and self-tracking. A score is not a diagnosis and does not replace advice from a doctor or physiotherapist. Seek urgent care for a knee that is hot, red and swollen, follows a significant injury, or will not bear weight.