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. 2024 Sep 18;6(6):882–887. doi: 10.1016/j.jhsg.2024.08.009

Table 2.

PROMs, Absenteeism, and Presenteeism at Different Time Points

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (n = 62)
DRF (n = 29)
PROM Mean (SD) PROM Mean (SD)
QuickDASH QuickDASH
 Before surgery 41 (23)  Before surgery 76 (14)
 After surgery, 3 mo 20 (20)  After surgery, 3 mo 20 (18)
 After surgery, 6 mo 18 (21)  After surgery, 6 mo 10 (9.5)
PROMIS upper extremity PROMIS upper extremity
 Before surgery 41 (12)  Before surgery 27 (8.3)
 After surgery, 3 mo 45 (10)  After surgery, 3 mo 41 (7.3)
 After surgery, 6 mo 46 (11)  After surgery, 6 mo 47 (8.9)
PROMIS PF PROMIS PF
 Before surgery 47 (10)  Before surgery 35 (9.3)
 After surgery, 3 mo 50 (11)  After surgery, 3 mo 51 (5.9)
 After surgery, 6 mo 50 (10)  After surgery, 6 mo 53 (9.1)
PROMIS PI PROMIS PI
 Before surgery 58 (8.0)  Before surgery 63 (9.6)
 After surgery, 3 mo 52 (11)  After surgery, 3 mo 49 (7.3)
 After surgery, 6 mo 51 (9.9)  After surgery, 6 mo 47 (7.6)
PROMIS depression PROMIS depression
 Before surgery 51 (8.2)  Before surgery 53 (6.4)
 After surgery, 3 mo 49 (7.2)  After surgery, 3 mo 48 (6.0)
 After surgery, 6 mo 47 (8.5)  After surgery, 6 mo 51 (7.4)
Absolute presenteeism, % Absolute presenteeism, %
 Before surgery 76 (25)  Before surgery 79 (23)
 After surgery, 3 mo 87 (14)  After surgery, 3 mo 82 (17)
 After surgery, 6 mo 84 (15)  After surgery, 6 mo 79 (12)
Absolute absenteeism, hours lost/month Absolute absenteeism, hours lost/month
 Before surgery 3.6 (56)  Before surgery 29 (41)
 After surgery, 3 mo 9.2 (48)  After surgery, 3 mo 12 (72)
 After surgery, 6 mo -21 (77)  After surgery, 6 mo 22 (57)

Negative numbers represent someone working more than is expected of him/her over a month-long period. Note: patient “n” represents the number of patients enrolled overall and with each pathology requiring surgery.