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. 2022 Dec 23;10(12):23259671221143353. doi: 10.1177/23259671221143353

Table 2.

Gross Results of Survey Responses a

Variable n (%)
Years in practice b 14.2 (8.6)
Hip arthroscopy procedures performed per year
  1-10
  11-50
  51-100
  101-200
  >200

3 (2)
27 (21)
30 (24)
36 (29)
30 (24)
Do you currently use a perineal post or a postless technique?
  Perineal Post
  Postless
  Either depending on the site at which I’m operating

77 (61)
42 (33)
7 (6)
Using your current hip arthroscopy technique, approximately how often do you see postoperative perineal nerve and/or soft tissue complications in your patients?
  <1%
  1-5%
  6-10%
  11-20%
  >20%

104 (83)
18 (14)
2 (2)
1 (<1)
1 (<1)
Since entering practice, did you ever change your hip arthroscopy technique?
  Switched from post to postless
  Switched from postless to post
  I have not changed my technique

41 (33)
1 (<1)
84 (67)
If you switched your technique at some point, was it due to perineal nerve and/or soft tissue complications?
  Yes
  No
  I have not changed my technique

24 (19)
22 (17)
80 (63)
If you switched from post to postless, have you noticed a change in the rate of postoperative perineal nerve and/or soft tissue complications in your patients?
  I have noticed an increase in the rate of these complications
  I have noticed a decrease in the rate of these complications
  I have not noticed any change in the rate of these complications
  I have not changed my technique

1 (<1)
33 (26)
12 (10)
80 (63)
If you switched from post to postless, approximately how many procedures did it take for you to feel comfortable with the postless technique? c
  1
  2-5
  6-10
  11-20
  >20

5 (12)
19 (46)
12 (29)
3 (7)
2 (5)
Have you ever been involved in litigation as a result of perineal nerve and/or soft tissue complications after hip arthroscopy?
  Yes
  No

3 (2)
123 (98)
Have you ever seen permanent pudendal nerve palsy as a result of hip arthroscopy with a perineal post?
  Yes
  No

11 (9)
115 (91)

a N = 126 except where indicated.

b Data are given as mean (SD).

c N = 41, representing respondents who indicated they switched from post to postless.