CME OnDemand: 2022 AOFAS Annual Meeting-Factors Affecting Patient Reported Outcomes After Surgical Fixation for a Lisfranc Injury

Factors Affecting Patient Reported Outcomes After Surgical Fixation for a Lisfranc Injury

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In this video, Megan Underwood, a research fellow with the UAB Orthopedic Surgery Department, presents a study on patient-reported outcomes after surgical fixation for lisp-ranked joint injuries. These injuries are rare and caused by trauma or athletic activities. The study aimed to assess patient outcomes by using the PROMIS survey and foot function index scores. Resiliency surveys were also conducted, categorizing participants into lower and higher resiliency groups. The results showed low complication rates and a significant correlation between high resiliency scores and better PROMIS function, pain, and depression scores. The study suggests that surgical management for these injuries is a satisfactory treatment option, but further research is needed on longer-term outcomes and other factors like surgical interventions and patient demographics.

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Ashish Shah, MD, Sean M. Young, Zachary Littlefield, Ezan A. Kothari, Matthew Young, Kevin S. Luque-Sanchez, and Srihari R. Prahad

Keywords

patient-reported outcomes

surgical fixation

lisfranc joint injuries

resiliency surveys

surgical management