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. 2022 May 17;481(3):526–538. doi: 10.1097/CORR.0000000000002243

Table 3.

Physical and social outcomes for cohort participants treated with primary amputation and LSS complicated by late amputation assessed by CCSS follow-up surveys

Modified Poisson regression adjusted for age at physical function
Outcome Yes RR (95% CI) p valuea
Limited physical performance
 LSS with late amputation 74 (14 of 19) 1.81 (1.29-2.52) 0.001
 Primary amputation 47 (189 of 403) 1.1 (0.89-1.37) 0.37
Help needed for routine needs
 LSS with late amputation 24 (4 of 17) 4.45 (1.44-13.7) 0.009
 Primary amputation 15 (57 of 372) 2.76 (1.29-5.89) 0.009
Cannot work or attend school
 LSS with late amputation 35 (6 of 17) 3.85 (1.66-8.92) 0.002
 Primary amputation 20 (73 of 372) 2.04 (1.15-3.64) 0.02
Driver’s license (older than 16 years of age)
 LSS with late amputation 19 (3 of 16) 2.59 (0.82-8.21) 0.11
 Primary amputation 9 (32 of 367) 1.55 (0.70-3.43) 0.28

Data presented as % (n).

a

The reference group is the LSS group without amputation to date for all comparisons.