Impact of associated injuries in the Floating knee: A retrospective study

Table 4 Implications of associated injuries in the floating knee

Patient	Associated injury	Injury Severity Score	Delay in primary surgery	Surgical duration (Min)	Delay in rehabilitation	Final outcome (Karlstrom)
1	None	9	0	140	Nil	Excellent
2	Cerebral concussion	18	2 days	120	Nil	Excellent
3	Clavicle, Fat embolism	9	8 days	110	Nil	Excellent
4	Patella	9	0	180	4 weeks	Good
5	Contralateral femur	9	0	200	2 weeks	Good
6	Anterior Cruciate tear	9	0	210	4 weeks	Poor
7	Clavicle, Humerus, Forearm, Metatarsal	9	0	210	4 weeks	Good
8	Medial meniscus injury	9	0	180	Nil	Good
9	None	9	0	120	Nil	Excellent
10	Contralateral tibia	9	0	150	2 weeks	Excellent
11	Humerus	9	0	170	4 weeks	Excellent
12	Fat embolism	9	11 days	110	Nil	Excellent
13	Clavicle, Haemo-pneumothorax	25	0	130	Nil	Excellent
14	Metatarsal	9	0	120	Nil	Excellent
15	Humerus, Radial nerve	9	0	180	4 weeks	Good
16	Contralateral tibia, Fat embolism	9	9 days	160	2 weeks	Good
17	Contralateral femur	9	0	170	2 weeks	Good
18	Posterior Cruciate tear	9	0	200	4 weeks	Poor
19	Clavicle, Rib, Haemo-pneumothorax	25	0	120	2 weeks	Excellent
20	Patella, Metatarsal	9	0	160	4 weeks	Good
21	None	9	0	110	Nil	Excellent
22	Contralateral tibia, Cerebral concussion	18	3	170	2 weeks	Excellent
23	Humerus	9	0	180	3 weeks	Excellent
24	Femoral artery injury	9	0	260	3 weeks	Poor
25	Contralateral tibia	9	0	180	2 weeks	Good
26	Anterior Cruciate tear	9	0	200	4 weeks	Acceptable
27	Metatarsal	9	0	130	Nil	Excellent
28	Contralateral femur, concussion	18	1	180	2 weeks	Excellent
29	Patella	9	0	160	4 weeks	Good

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