The Lysholm-Tegner Score is the international reference tool for assessing knee function after injury or surgery. Complete your assessment now.
Used in clinical research and follow-up protocols worldwide
8 questions on function, pain, instability and activity
Automatic clinical interpretation from 0 to 100 points
Answer based on the current state of your knee. The results are for personal use — they do not replace a clinical assessment.
Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are now considered the gold standard for assessing the success of orthopaedic surgery. They make it possible to monitor progression, compare surgical techniques and personalise rehabilitation.
They provide a quantified, reproducible measure of functional status — independent of the observer or the moment of assessment.
They allow the surgeon to identify persistent functional deficits and adjust the rehabilitation plan or reconsider treatment options.
They are essential tools for comparing surgical techniques, grafts and rehabilitation protocols — including in the studies published by Prof. Sonnery-Cottet's team.
A persistently low Lysholm score after surgery may indicate AMI, arthrofibrosis, graft failure or untreated concomitant pathology.
Orthopaedic Surgeon · Knee Subspecialist
Hospital Lusíadas Porto · Hospital Misericórdia Vila do Conde · Paços de Ferreira
A low or stagnant score after surgery deserves specialist assessment. Consult Dr. Nuno Camelo for a personalised analysis.
Book an Appointment 926 850 194