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Table 3 A summary of the PSQ-10 questionnaire answers

From: Correction of hallux abducto valgus by scarf osteotomy. A ten-year retrospective multicentre review of patient reported outcomes shows high satisfaction rates with podiatric surgery

Question No.

Answer

No/%

2. Were the risks and complications explained to you before you had your operation?

Yes

1171 (98.5%)

No/not sure

12 (1%)

Not stated

6 (0.5%)

3. Did you know what to do if you had a problem after your operation?

Yes

1164 (97.9%)

No/not sure

14 (1.2%)

Not stated

11 (0.9%)

4. Did you have a problem after surgery?

No

913 (76.8%)

Yes - minor

225 (18.9%)

Yes - major

44 (3.7%)

Not stated

7 (0.6%)

5. After your operation, how effective was your pain control

Pain control did not work

69 (5.8%)

Some discomfort

670 (56.3%)

Minimal or no pain

435 (36.6%)

Not stated

15 (1.3%)

6. When could you get back into your shoes?

2 weeks

209 (17.6%)

4 weeks

354 (29.8%)

6 weeks

294 (24.7%)

8 weeks

234 (19.7%)

12 weeks

46 (3.9%)

By 6 months

32 (2.7%)

6+ months

13 (1.1%)

Not stated

7 (0.6%)

7. Do you still have discomfort from your original foot condition?

No

507 (42.6%)

Occasional twinge

540 (45.4%)

Standing long time

91 (7.7%)

When standing

17 (1.4%)

Yes, even at rest

26 (2.2%)

Not stated

8 (0.7%)

8. How would you describe your original foot condition since treatment?

Much better

950 (79.9%)

Better

201 (16.9%)

The same

21 (1.8%)

A little worse

7 (0.6%)

Deteriorated

4 (0.3%)

Not stated

6 (0.5%)

9. Would you be prepared to have surgery performed under the same conditions again?

Yes

1148 (96.6%)

No

32 (2.7%)

Not stated

9 (0.8%)

10. Were the original expectations that you stated at the beginning met?

Yes

1103 (92.8%)

In part

71 (6.0%)

No

9 (0.8%

Not stated

6 (0.5%)