Table 3 Patient satisfaction, for which the pain development from Figs. 4, 5 and 6a as well as the mobility development from Figs. 4, 5 and 6b were taken into account. Post-therapeutic, persistent pain > 5, as in Groups 2 and 9, blocks rapid mobilisation and leads to moderate to poor satisfaction
From: Comparative outcome of different treatment options for fragility fractures of the sacrum
Group | Pain reduction | Development of mobility and self-reliance | Subjective satisfaction |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | slow, acceptable | moderate | moderate |
2 | slow, inacceptable | moderate to poor | poor |
3 | rapid, good | marked | good |
4 | rapid, good | marked | good |
5 | rapid, good | marked | good |
6 | rapid, good | marked | good |
7 | rapid, good | marked | good |
8 | rapid, good | marked | good |
9 | delayed, acceptable | moderate | moderate |