[Fast-track arthroplasty and patient apps].

Orthopadie (Heidelberg, Germany) Pub Date : 2025-03-01 Epub Date: 2025-02-10 DOI:10.1007/s00132-025-04617-8
Ulrich Nöth, Frederic Braun, Michael Clarius, Lars Rackwitz
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Abstract

Background: Fast-track arthroplasty is on the rise in Germany. In comparison to established fast-track countries, such as Denmark and the USA, Germany is only at the beginning of its implementation. The biggest challenges include increasing staff shortages and cost pressure as, well as the slow progress of digitalization.

Fields of application: The use of app-based patient management systems offers the opportunity to prepare the patient extensively for the surgical procedure, to rehabilitate them according to a standardized schedule, to avoid unnecessary doctor's visits, to save staff and, thus, reduce healthcare costs. Patient apps will also play an important role in collecting patient data and abnormalities in rehabilitation. By correlating intraoperative data from robotics, predictive statements about the surgical strategy, such as implant positioning or axis alignment may be possible. In this review, the essential contents of an app-based patient management system for fast-track arthroplasty are listed and discussed, and the possibilities for using patient data are presented.

[快速关节成形术和患者应用程序]。
背景:快速关节置换术在德国呈上升趋势。与丹麦和美国等老牌快速通道国家相比,德国才刚刚开始实施。最大的挑战包括日益严重的员工短缺和成本压力,以及数字化进展缓慢。应用领域:基于应用程序的患者管理系统的使用为患者提供了广泛的手术准备机会,根据标准化的时间表对他们进行康复,避免不必要的医生就诊,节省人员,从而降低医疗成本。患者应用程序也将在收集患者数据和康复异常方面发挥重要作用。通过将术中数据与机器人技术相关联,可以预测手术策略,如植入物定位或轴线对齐。在这篇综述中,列出并讨论了基于应用程序的快速通道关节置换术患者管理系统的基本内容,并提出了使用患者数据的可能性。
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