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• TITLE: Predictive Factors of Functional Outcome of Open Fractures of the Foot at the Bouaké Hospital and University Center

  AUTHORS: Kouamé Innocent M’bra, Achié Jean-Régis Akobe, Aya Adélaide Natacha Kouassi, Ibrahim Soumahoro, Loukou Blaise Yao, Bada Justin Léopold Niaoré Sery, Koffi Léopold Krah, Michel Kodo

  KEYWORDS: AOFAS-Open Fracture-Foot-Functional Outcome

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Orthopedics, Vol.14 No.11, November 28, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The study evaluated functional outcomes of foot open fractures, finding satisfactory results in 89.6% of cases. It identified associated lesions, more than two fractures, and lack of rehabilitation as predictors of poor outcomes. Infection rates were low, and overall quality of life scores were good at follow-up.