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AOFAS
(American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society)
Focus:
The American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS) Scores measure pain, function, and alignment in patients with foot and ankle conditions, providing a combined clinician- and patient-reported outcome assessment.
Relevant Survey:
- Body Part: Foot and Ankle
- Area Of Focus: Pain, Function, Alignment, Post-Surgical Recovery
Widely used in orthopedic practice, the AOFAS scores include region-specific modules for the ankle-hindfoot, midfoot, hallux, and lesser toes.
Description:
The AOFAS scoring system combines patient-reported pain with clinician-assessed function and alignment. Scores range from 0–100, with higher values indicating better outcomes. It is extensively used for surgical planning, post-operative follow-up, and research on foot and ankle pathologies.
Use Cases:
- Evaluating outcomes after foot and ankle surgery (arthrodesis, ligament repair).
- Tracking functional recovery in conservative treatment programs.
- Comparing results across orthopedic interventions.
- Research on deformities, fractures, or tendon injuries.
- Monitoring alignment and mobility in post-operative care.
Number Of Questions:
Varies (8–9 items per region-specific score)
Click here to view the questionnaire.
Questionnaire Survey Consists of:
Typical domains include:
- Pain (Patient-reported)
- Function (Walking, Daily Activities, Gait)
- Alignment (Clinician-assessed)
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