Yoeri Bemelmans

Chapter 8 130 Table 1. Literature overview on patient selection criteria in OJA pathways. *Only described post- clinical outcome. **AEs and readmission rate were not specified for outpatient TKA. Author(s) N Arthroplasty Study design AEs Aynardi et al.[2] 197 THA Case controlled 4 patients (3.4%) intraoperative fracture, atelectasis, monitoring after ECG changes Berger et al.[5] 50 TKA Case series GI tract bleeding (2.0%), superficial infection (2.0%), manipulation under anesthesia (2.0%) Berger et al.[4] 111 UKA and TKA Case series Symptomatic anemia requiring blood transfusion (0.9%), GI bleeding (0.9%), DVT (0.9%), wound complications (1.8%), manipulation under anesthesia (0.9%), GI bleeding (0.9%) Berger et al.[6] 150 THA Case series Stress fracture (0.7%), pneumonia (1.4%), dehydration (0.7%), anemia (0.7%), pain (0.7%), leg swelling (0.7%), urinary tract infection (0.7%), fall (0.7%), medication reaction (0.7%), hypotension (0.7%) Dorr et al.[13] 69 THA Case series 1 revision after fracture during surgery (1.5%) Dervin et al.[12] 24 UKA Case series Dislocation (4.2%), arthrotomy after persistent wound leakage (4.2%) Chen and Berger [10] 87 THA Case series Infection (1.1%) Cross and Berger [11] 105 UKA Case series Infection (1.0%) Gondusky et al.[15] 160 UKA Case series Reoperation (1.3%), hematoma (0.6%), wound drainage (0.6%), fatigue and urinary tract infection (0.6%) den Hartog et al.[16] 27 THA Case series Seroma formation (3.7%) Kolisek et al.[26] 128 TKA Case controlled Developed drop foot (1.6%), manipulation under anesthesia (3.2%), iatrogenic ligament deficiency (1.6%), revisions (3.2%) Kort et al.[27] 40 UKA Case controlled Manipulation under anesthesia (5%)