[Oncological operation reports: minimum requirements, legal aspects and future developments].

Chirurgie (Heidelberg, Germany) Pub Date : 2025-10-01 Epub Date: 2025-06-16 DOI:10.1007/s00104-025-02321-z

Johannes Klose, Sandra Böhm, Christiane J Bruns, Paul Chojecki, Lena-Christin Conradi, Stefan Fichtner-Feigl, Robert Grützmann, Jörg Heberer, Boris Jansen-Winkeln, Jens Jakob, Kay Kohlhaw, Astrid Oehme, Ulrich Ronellenfitsch, Susanne Roth, Christoph Rüger, Igor Sauer, Harald Schulz, Sven Zehnder, Jörg Kleeff

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The establishment of comprehensive oncological centers for the interdisciplinary care of cancer patients is based on defined criteria that must undergo regular external review to ensure a uniform quality standard of cancer care in Germany. The quality of surgical performance is defined, among other factors, by the number of cases treated or the experience of individual surgeons; however, the operation reports made are highly heterogeneous, as no specific requirements need to be met for certification as an oncological center. The German Association for Surgical Oncology (ACO) has therefore set the goal of proposing a minimum standard for oncological operation reports. In addition to the aspects to be included in the operation reports, exemplified with respect to individual organ systems, legal considerations and the use of artificial intelligence should also be examined in greater detail.

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【肿瘤手术报告：最低要求、法律方面和未来发展】。

为癌症患者提供跨学科护理的综合性肿瘤中心的建立是基于明确的标准，必须定期进行外部审查，以确保德国癌症护理的统一质量标准。除其他因素外，外科手术的质量取决于治疗病例的数量或单个外科医生的经验；然而，由于不需要满足作为肿瘤中心认证的具体要求，所做的手术报告是高度异构的。因此，德国肿瘤外科协会（ACO）设定了提出肿瘤手术报告最低标准的目标。除了手术报告中应包括的方面（例如个别器官系统）外，还应更详细地审查法律考虑和人工智能的使用。

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