[Quality of life and job performance resulting from operatively treated XXXX .]

@entity1 @entity174
BACKGROUND: The aim of this article is to present the functional results and the effect on quality of life of surgically treated @entity174 in physically active and working @entity1 with multiple and serious injuries. In addition, the relationships between functional and radiological outcome were evaluated and compared with activity in daily and professional life. @entity1 AND METHODS: In all, 41 injured @entity1 were followed up a mean of 47  months after surgical treatment and examined with radiological, functional, as well as quality of life score. RESULTS: In the radiological scoring, a mean value of 72  points (max 100  points) was achieved. In the activity score, there was an average of 63.5  points (max 100  points). When evaluating the health-related quality of life, an average score of 69.6  points was achieved. There was a significant relationship between radiological and activity scores and the radiological and life quality scores. Furthermore, the relationship between activity and quality of life scores was considered significant. Surgeon's influence on the functional outcome could be confirmed. CONCLUSION: The functional and the radiological results were moderate. Quality of life was permanently affected by the consequences of @entity174 in 12  @entity1 ; 11  @entity1 were not re-employed. However, the quality of life was assessed as good or very good and 28 @entity1 had returned to work. The quality of life was firmly linked to the radiological and functional parameters, which tended to be influenced by the quality of the primary surgical treatment when looking at the overall population.
