30/04/2026
A technically successful operation does not always equal a smooth recovery.
Pain that persists longer than expected. Or nausea.
Functional limitations that patients don't raise at early follow-up.
Dissatisfaction that surfaces elsewhere, rather than in a conversation with you.
Without structured follow-up, these signals remain invisible and the full picture of recovery stays out of reach.
Patient-reported outcomes change that. They capture what clinical endpoints alone cannot, and they give surgeons the visibility to act early, not reactively.