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Table 1: Questionnaire. |
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Section, question |
Answer options |
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Demographic and professional data |
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1. Age |
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2. Gender |
Male Female Other |
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3. Country/City |
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4. Type of healthcare institution |
Public Private Both |
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Spinal trauma experience |
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5. Spine surgery experience (years) |
Resident < 5 5-10 > 10 |
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6. Do you perform spinal trauma surgery? (%) |
No < 25 25-50 51-75 > 75 |
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Experience with thoracolumbar fractures caused by speed humps |
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7. Have you treated thoracolumbar fractures caused by speed humps? |
Never Rarely Sometimes Frequently Very frequently |
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8. Age group most commonly affected (years) |
0-18 18-65 > 65 |
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9. Predominant gender among affected patients |
Male Female No gender difference |
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10. Most commonly affected spinal region |
C0-C7 T1-T9 T10-L2 L3-L5 S1-Coccyx |
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11. Most frequent seat position of the injured passenger |
Not recorded Front row Middle rows Last row |
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12. Have you documented similar injuries in other vehicles? |
No Cars Trucks Motorcycles Bicycles Other (specify) |
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13. Have you managed these fractures non-surgically? |
Rarely Sometimes Frequently Very frequently |
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14. Have you identified osteoporosis or high fragility fracture risk in these cases? |
Never Rarely Sometimes Frequently Very frequently |
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15. Most common fracture type according to AOSpine classification |
A0 A1 A2 A3-A4 B C I don’t use this classification |
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16. How important is it to improve prevention strategies in your city/country? |
Very important Important Moderately important Slightly important Not important |