50
Participants
Start Date
May 11, 2016
Primary Completion Date
January 2, 2019
Study Completion Date
September 27, 2019
Non Weight bearing
"The design will be a surgeon based prospective cohort supported in the literature to answer research questions in which surgeons may have a preferred treatment type. Each surgeon will treat study subjects by his or her single chosen method (weight bearing as tolerated post operatively versus non weight bearing).~The benefits of early weight bearing are accelerated functional recovery, increased independence, decreased impact on the family, increased psychological benefits, reduced use of healthcare resources, decreased need for family intervention, and family to take care of the patient."
Early Weight Bearing
"The design will be a surgeon based prospective cohort supported in the literature to answer research questions in which surgeons may have a preferred treatment type. Each surgeon will treat study subjects by his or her single chosen method (weight bearing as tolerated post operatively versus non weight bearing).~The benefits of early weight bearing are accelerated functional recovery, increased independence, decreased impact on the family, increased psychological benefits, reduced use of healthcare resources, decreased need for family intervention, and family to take care of the patient."
Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem
Duke University, Durham
Grennville Health Sysytems, Greenville
Wellstar, Atlanta
Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville
St. Louis Medical Center, St Louis
St. Louis University
OTHER