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Table 1.

Characteristics of study population (n = 132).*

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Figure 1.

Scatter plot of patients' versus surgeons' expectations.

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Figure 2.

Bland and Altman graph of differences in expectations (surgeon's score – patient's score).

For each patient, X-axis represents mean (½×(surgeon's score+patient's score)), Y-axis represents difference. The three tertiles-defined groups of patients are represented by three colors (red = “more optimistic patients”; blue = middle group, purple = “more pessimistic patients”).

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Figure 3.

Mean (95% CI) surgeon – patient differences for each item of the THR Survey.

Scores for each item range from 0 to 4. N = number of patients who stated this item as “applicable”.

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Table 2.

Determinants of patients' or surgeons' expectation (total THR Survey score, max = 100).*

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Figure 4.

Box plots comparing surgeon-patient differences between surgeons.

Boxes include the first quartile, the median and the third quartile. Surgeons 4 to 8, who recruited 5–11 patients each, and surgeons 9 to 16, who recruited 1–3 patients each, were aggregated.

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Table 3.

Comparison between patients more optimistic than his surgeon and patients more pessimistic.

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