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management for knee osteoarthritis and in patients who received non-operative management only. 13 The visual analogue scale (VAS) method offers the simplest and most subjective measure of health utility. Here the patient rates their own state of health
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registers. The aim of the registers was to collect patient- and surgery-related data to influence surgeons’ choice of implants, fixation method, patient selection and peri-operative management and to improve the outcome after THA. This impact of the
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235 (33.81%) were unsure. Discussion The COVID-19 pandemic has caused dramatic changes in every step on the patient pathway, from pre-hospital emergency diagnosis and treatment, emergency orthopaedic surgery, anaesthesia and post-operative
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Introduction In the last decade, many improvements in the peri-operative management of patients undergoing arthroplasty have facilitated the initiation of fast-track surgery, shortening the length of hospital stay up to 60%. 1 A
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simplified in a condensed version, the pTMNr ( 69 ). The stated clinical application is to guide management into four possible treatment categories: DAIR (T0N0), implant removal (T1, T2, N1, N2), a ‘less aggressive’ operation (M3b) or non-operative management
