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. 2016 Feb 4;24:1311–1315. doi: 10.1007/s00167-016-3992-6

Table 2.

Number of patients participating in sports and their activity level (AAS)

Follow-up Total
5–9 years (n = 42) 10–14 years (n = 34) 15–19 years (n = 13) 20–24 years (n = 4)
Sports participation (%) AAS Sports participation (%) AAS Sports participation (%) AAS Sports participation (%) AAS Sports participation (%) AAS
Before injury 100 9 (3–10) 100 8 (3–10) 100 9 (4–9) 100 7.5 (7–9) 100 8 (3–10)
Before operation 62* 5 (1–10)* 65* 6 (1–10)* 62 4 (1–10)* 50 1 (1–7) 61* 5 (2–9)*
After operation 67* 5 (2–10)* 88 5 (2–9)* 92 6 (2–10)* 50 4 (2–8) 77* 5 (1–10)*
At the time of final follow-up 67* 5 (2–9)* 91 5 (2–9)* 77 % 4 (2–7)* 50 4 (2–7) 76* 4 (2–10)*
P value n.s. P = 0.01 P = 0.01 n.s. P = 0.00

AAS Ankle Activity Scale, given in median with ranges

P < 0.05 compared to before injury level;  P < 0.05 compared to before operation;  P < 0.05 compared to after operation. Overall significance assessed with Friedman’s tests. In case of significance, post hoc pairwise comparison was assessed with the Wilcoxon signed-rank test (for AAS) or by use of McNemar tests (sports participation)