2005
DOI: 10.1007/s00105-005-0928-3
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Ambulantes Operieren in der Dermatologie

Abstract: 1 Haut arzt pra xis Wup per tal 2 KSB Kli nik be ra tung, Sprock hö vel 3 Rechts an walts kanz lei Mün chen 4 Ge sund heits amt, In fek ti ons-und Um welthy gie ne, Stadt Köln Am bu lan tes Ope rie ren in der Der ma to lo gie Hautarzt 2005 · 56:457-465 Vie le ope ra ti ve Ein grif fe in der Derma to lo gie kön nen am bu lant durchge führt wer den. Da bei gel ten die gleichen Qua li täts an for de run gen wie bei Ein grif fen im Rah men sta tio närer Behand lun gen. Die Or ga ni sa ti on des ambu lan ten Ope … Show more

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“…The number of inpatient small operations (time factor < 20 minutes) has, with some variability, remained relatively constant over time; this may be explained by the increase in outpatient dermatologic surgical procedures [12–14]. The increase of small interventions in 2000–2004 is explainable by the additional removal of small premalig‐nant or malignant skin lesions such as actinic keratoses or superficial truncal basal cell carcinomas in patients treated on an inpatient basis for a larger operation (Figure 1a).…”
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“…The number of inpatient small operations (time factor < 20 minutes) has, with some variability, remained relatively constant over time; this may be explained by the increase in outpatient dermatologic surgical procedures [12–14]. The increase of small interventions in 2000–2004 is explainable by the additional removal of small premalig‐nant or malignant skin lesions such as actinic keratoses or superficial truncal basal cell carcinomas in patients treated on an inpatient basis for a larger operation (Figure 1a).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2005 the number returned to the mean of the previous years (Table 2, Figure 3). This may be due to the better reimbursement of outpatient surgical procedures, but at any rate also due to promotion of outpatient surgery and limitations on inpatient procedures by the statutory health insurance funds [12–14].…”
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“…Operations are performed in dermatology departments, outpatient clinical centers and dermatologists' private offices. The type and severity of the disease, the size and complexity of the operation, the available medical resources and the medical‐organizational infrastructure and, last but not least, existing or anticipated complications or comorbidities of the patient determine if treatment is done in the hospital or office setting [6, 7]. Small operations of short duration and little tissue trauma are usually an outpatient procedure in the office.…”
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confidence: 99%