Abstract:Background/Objectives: Knee osteoarthritis (KOA) accounts for about 35% of the arthritis burden among adults. Most adults with KOA
have slowly-progressing, common knee osteoarthritis (CKOA); however, some individuals experience accelerated KOA (AKOA), rapid
progression to end-stage disease within 48 months. This study analyzed individuals without radiographic evidence of KOA at baseline
to determine which (baseline) characteristics were associated with progression to CKOA and/or AKOA status 48 months later.
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