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Table 2 Clinical and radiological outcomes

From: Radiographic and functional outcomes after displaced intra-articular calcaneal fractures: a comparative cohort study among the traditional open technique (ORIF) and percutaneous surgical procedures (PS)

 

Overall (n = 87)

ORIF (n = 19)

PS Screws (n = 35)

PS K-wires (n = 33)

p value

Follow-up months

77.0 (±30.0)

78.7 (±21.7)

71.1 (±32.8)

82.2 (±28.1)

 

Böhler post

20.9° (−18.4 to 48.6)

29.0° (8.2 to 37.6)

17.0° (12.8 to 39.1)

21.5° (−18.4 to 48.6)

 

Normal Böhler (20°–40°)

43 (49.4 %)

15 (78.9 %)

12 (34.3 %)

16 (48.5 %)

0.029

VAS

7 (3 to 10)

8 (6 to 10)

7.5 (5 to 10)

6.5 (3 to 10)

0.004 *

AOFAS

80 (25 to 100)

82 (66 to 97)

79.5 (57 to 100)

76 (25 to 93)

0.035 *

MSF

82 (29 to 99)

87 (76 to 99)

82.5 (57 to 99)

77.5 (29 to 94)

0.007 *

FFI

22.4 (1.7 to 58.2)

20.5 (2.9 to 30)

21.7 (2.3 to 55.8)

24.6 (1.7 to 58.2)

0.420

SF-36 PCS

42.3 (24 to 56.8)

46.4 (28.9 to 56.8)

41.6 (24 to 54.2)

41.8 (25.3 to 51.9)

0.019 *

SF-36 MCS

50.5 (34.2 to 62.2)

50.4 (37.5 to 6.5)

51.4 (38.9 to 62.3)

50.6 (34.2 to 58.8)

0.374

Work resumptiona

41 (65.0 %)

14 (82.3 %)

15 (65.2 %)

12 (52.2 %)

0.185

Sport resumptionb

11 (57.9 %)

3 (27.3 %)

6 (54.5 %)

2 (18.2 %)

0.494

Walking barefoot

69 (79.3 %)

19 (100 %)

26 (74.3 %)

24 (72.7 %)

0.520

Running

22 (25.2 %)

5 (26.3 %)

9 (25.7 %)

8 (24.2 %)

0.866

Rigidity

    

0.340

 Absent/mild

46 (52.8 %)

8 (42.1 %)

22 (62.9 %)

16 (48.5 %)

 

 Moderate/severe

41 (47.2 %)

11 (57.9 %)

13 (37.1 %)

17 (51.5 %)

 

Shoes change

43 (49.4 %)

9 (47.3 %)

16 (45.7 %)

18 (54.5 %)

0.577

  1. * Pair comparison confirmed statistical significance differences between ORIF and PS K-wires groups
  2. Bold character indicate significant values (p < 0.05)
  3. a Workers at the time of fracture were 63
  4. b Sportive at the time of fracture were 19