difference
Post-Op Group A 50 20685.02 9264.96 -1051.320 -1.464 Group B 50 21736.34 7749.21 1 Week Group A 50 15149.56 7044.42 1452.460 1.990
Post-Op Group B 50 13697.10 4793.22 2 Months Group A 50 9719.18 4366.39 2175.423 4.402
Post-Op Group B 50 7543.76 2617.71 3 Months Group A 50 7027.12 3125.22 2692.960 7.569
Post-Op Group B 50 4334.16 1854.10 6 Months Group A 50 633.40 386.16 437.280 8.621
Post-Op Group B 50 196.12 143.11 Time Group p-Value Interval
Post-Op Group A 0.1464 Group B 1 Week Group A 0.0494 *
Post-Op Group B 2 Months Group A 0.000027 *
Post-Op Group B 3 Months Group A <0.0001 *
Post-Op Group B 6 Months Group A <0.0001 *
Post-Op Group B * denotes statistically significant Table 3.
Table-II: The mean distribution of pre-op WBC, CRP, PTX-3 levels and on
post-op day 1, day 3, and day 7.
With respect to the
post-op time, group 1 had a total of 20 patients (36%); group 2, 21 patients (37%); and group 3, 15 patients (27%).
Post-op follow-up was done by monitoring autorefraction and visual acuity on days 1, 7, 30 and 90.
The mean number of days
post-op where bleeding occurred for the patients that bled only once was 6.65 (range 1 to 18) days.
The complications recorded were bleeding,
post-op infection and recurrence.
Static proportion of load applied on forefeet and hind feet Fore foot Fore foot Hind foot Hind foot Patient pre-op
post-op pre-op
post-op Right Foot affected 2 17.20 15.50 37.30 28.50 4 26.60 25.90 33.70 24.70 5 25.40 25.60 24.20 23.60 6 21.70 20.90 21.10 26.70 Left Foot Affected 7 29.20 30.70 24.80 18.20 8 23.80 20.10 25.40 27.30 1 27.40 36.10 26.30 24.20 3 28.80 17.40 25-50 25.30 Table 2b.
During the first six week
post-op, conventional physical therapy was instructed.
This study delivers evidence that
post-op complications are the single most significant risk factor causing hospital readmission.
The Wilson
Post-Op Shirt promotes and facilitates independence for post-operative patients.
Until Liese Healing saw her
post-op X-ray, she had no idea the bike chain type device had been used to reconfigure her jaw after it was ravaged by cancer.
"With women finally being allowed to serve on the front lines, what's the rationale behind continuing to prohibit
post-op trans people from serving?" asked the reader.
