Low conversion rates toward total hip arthroplasty after hemiarthroplasty in patients under 75 years of age

Telephone follow‐up for monitoring of complications and boosting patient satisfaction after inpatient dermatosurgery: a prospective two‐center study

“…In the English-speaking world, the use of telephone follow-up has been described in both surgical (such as trauma surgery) and conservative (such as gastroenterology or neurology) specialties [10][11][12]. It facilitates early detection of complications, increases patient satisfaction and treatment adherence [13][14][15], and can also be used for clinical research [16,17]. In recent years, this tool has also been increasingly used by dermatosurgeons practicing Mohs surgery.…”

High conversion rate to total hip arthroplasty after hemiarthroplasty in young patients with a minimum 10 years follow‐up

“…Although internal fixation would be the first alternative for femoral neck fracture in young patients, high reoperation rate after internal fixation and better patient-reported outcome after both THA and BHA with medium follow-up have been reported [5,6]. In proximal femur fractures such as femoral neck fractures with an intact acetabular cartilage, BHA remains an option that can be expected to be successful [7]. Particularly, it is still limitedly used as a salvage procedure in elderly patients with low functional requirements [8,9].…”

Poststationäre telefonische OP‐Nachsorge zur Erfassung von Komplikationen und Steigerung der Patientenzufriedenheit nach dermatochirurgischen Eingriffen: Eine prospektive bizentrische Studie

“…Die Telefon-Nachsorge wurde im angloamerikanischen Sprachraum sowohl in operativen (wie Unfallchirurgie) als auch in konservativen (wie Gastroenterologie und Neurologie) Fächern beschrieben [10][11][12]. Sie dient der Früherkennung von Komplikationen, steigert die Patientenzufriedenheit und Therapieadhärenz [13][14][15], und kann auch der klinischen Forschung dienen [16,17]. In den letzten Jahren wurde dieses Instrument auch durch die Mohs-Chirurgie praktizierenden Dermatochirurgen bei dermatochirurgischen Patienten vermehrt eingesetzt.…”