Table 7 The questions answered by knee surgeons in the survey
No. | Question text |
|---|---|
1 | Do you use written information with clear text about risks, complications and benefits of TKA surgery? |
2 | Do you use oral information with clear text about risks, complications and benefits of TKA surgery? |
3 | How many years do you work with Knee arthroplasty? |
4 | How many primary TKA do you operate per year? |
5 | How many knee revision arthroplasty do you operate per year? |
6 | The percentage of working with knee surgery: a. 100% knee specialist b. 75% c. 50% D. 25% |
7 | Do you ask patients about their expectations? |
8 | Do you inform patient that about 20% of patients are not satisfied after TKA surgery despite the absence of obvious explanation? |
9 | If you get a patient with severe knee pain, mild radiological arthrosis, large desire to be operated and the patient has anxiety/depression. How often do you proceed with surgery? |
10 | Do you enquire routinely about psychiatric history? |
11 | If you realize that patient suffering from depression/anxiety, do you consult psychiatrist before proceeding with surgery? |
12 | Do you use a psychiatric enquiry sheet for evaluation of psychiatric problems? |
13 | If you use a psychiatric enquiry which reveal depression or anxiety, do you control that patient received firstly psychiatric treatment |
14 | Do you think that psychiatric problem play some role in the results? |
15 | Many of dissatisfied patients describe a pain. What do you think generally the most important reason to the pain if we excluded radiating pain |
16 | What do you think about the single most important reason that patient is dissatisfied after TKA |