Observational Study
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World J Orthop. Apr 18, 2023; 14(4): 248-259
Published online Apr 18, 2023. doi: 10.5312/wjo.v14.i4.248
Table 3 Survey results showing pre/post-operative management of major foot and ankle surgeries within their centre, n (%)
Factor
Result
All patients seen pre-operatively by physiotherapyYes (n = 80) (61)
No (n = 45) (34)
Unsure (n = 7) (5)
All patients seen post-operatively by physiotherapy Yes (n = 92) (70)
No (n = 28) (21)
Unsure (n = 12) (9)
Post-operative contact made to the patientYes (n = 20) (15)
No (n = 92) (70)
Unsure (n = 20) (15)
Outcome measures recorded for day-caseaVAS (n = 45) (34)
Complication rate & type (n = 41) (31)
Patient satisfaction (n = 13) (10)
MOX-FQ (n = 42) (32)
EQ-5D (n = 31) (23)
Other (n = 7) (5)
Types of post-op analgesia offered for day-caseaAmitriptyline (n = 1) (1)
Gabapentin (n = 5) (4)
Paracetamol (n = 114) (86)
Ibuprofen (n = 64) (48)
Codeine (n = 111) (84)
Unsure (n = 9) (7)
Other (n = 18) (14)
Paracetamol & codeine (n = 105) (80)
Ibuprofen, codeine & paracetamol (n = 55) (42)
Ibuprofen & paracetamol (n = 6) (5)