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Registerforschung rund ums Knie: DEKOR, DART und KnorpelRegister DGOU: aktive Wissenschaft für jedermann

Knee registries: DEKOR, DART and KnorpelRegister DGOU: active science for everybody

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Die Etablierung der unterschiedlichen Register im Bereich der arthroskopischen Chirurgie basiert auf den Erfahrungen, welche mit den ersten Registern gesammelt wurden. Im Unterschied zum Endoprothesenregister Deutschland (EPRD) haben die später eingeführten Register PROMs („patient reported outcome measurments“) integriert, welche webbasiert in unterschiedlichen Zeitabschnitten abgefragt werden. Wie erfolgreich und wertvoll die Registerdaten sind, konnte das KnorpelRegister bereits mit 20 Publikation unter Beweis stellen. Das nachfolgend eingeführte Deutschsprachige Arthroskopieregister (DART) und Deutschsprachige Knie Osteotomie Register (DEKOR) führen die Entwicklung des KnorpelRegisters fort. Um Registerdaten qualitativ auswerten zu können, ist eine große Anzahl von Patienten erforderlich. Die Register sind daher für „jedermann“ gedacht und münden in Aussagen und Empfehlungen für „jedermann“.

Abstract

Registries of arthroscopic procedures and joint preservation have been established based on the experience of registries in other fields. In contrast to the EPRD (Endoprothesenregister Deutschland), registries which were introduced later included PROMs (patient-reported outcome measurements), i.e., web-based data from the patients at several follow-ups. The success of these registries is already proven. Meanwhile 20 publications using KnorpelRegister data have been published. The DART (Deutschsprachige Arthroskopieregister) and DEKOR (Deutschsprachige Knie Osteotomie Register) continue this development. To analyze the data of registries, large numbers of patients are required. Therefore, registries are established for all of us and lead to statements and recommendations for “everybody”.

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Schröter, S., Müller-Rath, R. Registerforschung rund ums Knie: DEKOR, DART und KnorpelRegister DGOU: aktive Wissenschaft für jedermann. Knie J. 3, 154–160 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s43205-021-00119-7

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