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Medical registries

Schulthess Klinik records the health-related personal data routinely collected in daily clinical practice in medical registries. Medical registries are used to systematically assess disease progression across all patients. They make it easier to bundle and quickly provide information that is essential for scientific purposes, clinical decision-making and quality control. Recording the patient’s baseline status and treatment outcomes is critical to assessing the efficacy of a treatment from a patient’s perspective.

Systematically collecting treatment outcomes is an important cornerstone of the research carried out at Schulthess Klinik and forms the basis for outcome research. This has been the case for many years now: Prof. Norbert Gschwend laid the foundation for this back in 1972 by introducing internal registries for hip and knee prostheses. Ever since 2004, our Research department has been systematically running the following registries, which contain specific patient-related information: 

Current registries

The Research department currently runs the following registries:

Spine surgery:  
Registry for spine surgery (Spine Tango)  since 2004             
Lower extremities:  
Registry for femoroacetabular impingement (impaired movement in the hip joint) since 2013
Registry for hip replacements since 2014
Registry for knee replacements since 2014
Registry for the meniscus, cruciate ligament and cartilage since 2015
Registry for foot surgery since 2016
Upper extremities:  
Registry for shoulder joint replacements since 2006
Registry for rotator cuffs (tear in the tendons around the shoulder)  since 2016
Registry for trauma (shoulder) since 2015
Registry for prosthetic proximal interphalangeal joints since 2013
Registry for patient-specific forearm implants since 2017

Registry for shoulder instability:

  • ACIR registry
  • SIR registry

 

since 2020
since 2019

Registry for thumb carpometacarpal joint replacements since 2019

 

Schulthess Klinik

Schulthess Klinik
Lengghalde 2
8008 Zürich
Switzerland

Teaching, Research and Development