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Table 2 Knee surgeons’ measures regarding preoperative patient information

From: How do orthopaedic surgeons inform their patients before knee arthroplasty surgery? A cross-sectional study

Variable

Orthopaedic knee surgeon

(N = 219)

Written information, n (%)

 Always

127 (58)

 Often

24 (11)

 Sometimes

7 (3.2)

 Seldom

19 (9)

 Never

40 (18)

Oral information, n (%)

 Always

202 (92)

 Often

16 (7)

 Sometimes

1 (1)

 Seldom

0 (0)

 Never

0 (0)

Patient expectation, n (%)

 Always

97 (44)

 Often

78 (36)

 Sometimes

32 (15)

 Seldom

9 (4)

 Never

3 (1)

Dissatisfaction rate, n (%)

 Always

91 (42)

 Often

76 (35)

 Sometimes

27 (12)

 Seldom

15 (7)

 Never

9 (4)

Mild indications, n (%)

 Always

2 (1)

 Often

12 (6)

 Sometimes

54 (25)

 Seldom

98 (45)

 Never

52 (24)

Psychiatric consultation, n (%)

 Always

21 (10)

 Often

38 (17)

 Sometimes

45 (21)

 Seldom

75 (35)

 Never

38 (17)

Impact of psychiatric disorder, n (%)

 Always

63 (29)

 Often

119 (54)

 Sometimes

34 (16)

 Seldom

3 (1)

 Never

0 (0)

Psychiatric history, n (%)

 Always

42 (19)

 Often

83 (38)

 Sometimes

59 (27)

 Seldom

28 (13)

 Never

7 (3)

Psychiatric questionnaire, n (%)

 No

213 (97)

 Yes

2 (1)

 EQ-5D

3 (1)

 HADS

1 (1)

  1. The table shows the numbers and percentages of all knee surgeons regarding the given preoperative patient’s information