Journal of Surgical Protocols and Research Methodologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2025
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Pouch-related
fistulae,
such
as
pouch-anal
and
pouch-vaginal
are
serious
complications
that
impact
⁓5%
of
patients
undergoing
ileoanal
pouch
surgery,
frequently
leading
to
failure.
Research
on
treatment
options
is
limited
by
small
studies
with
inconsistent
outcome
reporting.
To
address
this,
the
Pouch
Anal
Vaginal
Fistula
Core
Outcome
Set
(PAVFCOS)
was
developed,
identifying
seven
key
outcomes
through
stakeholder
consensus.
This
study
aims
create
a
core
measurement
set
(PAVFCOMS)
standardize
how
measured
in
fistula
treatment,
line
Consensus-based
Standards
for
Selection
Health
Measurement
Instruments
(COSMIN)
guidelines.
PAVFCOMS
will
incorporate
validated
patient-reported
(PROMs)
clinician-reported
(ClinROMs)
measures
provide
standardized
tool
future
clinical
research.
The
follows
two-phase
process
per
COSMIN
guidance.
Phase
one
involves
systematic
review
identify
assess
current
instruments
used
research
has
been
prospectively
registered
PROSPERO
(CRD42024505563).
second
phase
uses
Delphi
international
stakeholders,
including
patients,
surgeons,
gastroenterologists,
radiologists
nurses,
reach
consensus
final
set.
instrument
gaps
select
best
available
tools
each
outcome.
Reporting
adhere
ACCORD
first
establish
Standardized
enhance
trial
quality
facilitate
stronger
reviews
meta-analyses.
A
strength
this
its
patient-centred
approach,
ensuring
relevance
patient
community,
reflecting
their
lived
experiences
fistulae.
BJS Open,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(4)
Published: July 2, 2024
Inguinal
lymph
node
dissection
plays
an
important
role
in
the
management
of
melanoma,
penile
and
vulval
cancer.
is
associated
with
various
intraoperative
postoperative
complications
significant
heterogeneity
classification
reporting.
This
lack
standardization
challenges
efforts
to
study
report
inguinal
outcomes.
The
aim
this
was
devise
a
system
standardize
reporting
perioperative
by
creating
worldwide
collaborative,
adverse
events
lymphadenectomy
area
(CALI)
group.
British Journal of Sports Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. bjsports - 108616
Published: Dec. 5, 2024
Bone
stress
injuries,
commonly
referred
to
as
reactions
and
fractures,
represent
overuse
injuries
bone.
These
result
in
physical
limitations
activity
can
be
career-ending
for
high-level
athletes.
While
bone
have
received
increased
attention
recent
years,
international
consensus
is
lacking
on
definitions,
risk
factors
strategies
management
prevention.
This
study
aimed
ascertain
improve
the
level
of
agreement
by
utilising
a
three-part
modified
Delphi
approach
(1)
pathophysiology,
diagnosis,
terminology
classification
systems;
(2)
factors,
screening
prevention;
(3)
return
sport.
A
multidisciplinary
steering
committee
initiated
process.
panel
41
members
from
six
continents
was
formed
complete
three
rounds
voting,
including
experts
(scientists
clinicians)
representatives
(athletes
coaches).
Thirty-three,
28
completed
1,
2
3,
respectively.
Consensus
reached
out
58
statements.
Findings
this
outline
multifactorial
identify
manage
promote
health
includes
recommendations
diagnostic
workup
treatment
assist
clinicians
caring
patients
with
injuries.
Finally,
process
identifies
knowledge
gaps
provides
framework
future
research
advance
clinical
care
prevention
British Journal of Sports Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. bjsports - 108756
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
This
study
aimed
to
establish
consensus
on
injury
risk
factors
in
netball
via
a
combined
systematic
review
and
Delphi
method
approach.
A
search
of
databases
(PubMed,
Scopus,
MEDLINE,
SPORTDiscus
CINAHL)
was
conducted
from
inception
until
June
2023.
Twenty-four
were
extracted
17
studies
with
three-round
approach
achieve
consensus.
In
round
one,
experts
listed
perceived
for
which
the
identified
review.
two
three,
rated
their
level
agreement
each
factor
5-point
Likert
scale
(1,
strongly
disagree
5,
agree).
Consensus
defined
as
≥80%
(with<10%
disagreement).
also
priority
mitigating
very
low
high).
Nineteen
participated
one
two,
16
three
(response
rate
84%).
One-hundred
nine
by
combined.
Sixty-one
reached
consensus,
categorised
into
five
groups:
‘individual
characteristics’
(n=22),
‘lifestyle’
(n=11),
‘training
competition’
(n=14),
‘sport
science
medical
provision’
(n=6)
‘facilities
equipment’
(n=8).
‘Poor
landing
technique/mechanics’
had
median
(IQR)
mitigation
rating
5
(1),
while
all
others
ratings
3–4.5.
identifies
range
injury,
provides
focus
areas
prevention
highlights
importance
multidisciplinary
netball.
Journal of Surgical Protocols and Research Methodologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2025
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Pouch-related
fistulae,
such
as
pouch-anal
and
pouch-vaginal
are
serious
complications
that
impact
⁓5%
of
patients
undergoing
ileoanal
pouch
surgery,
frequently
leading
to
failure.
Research
on
treatment
options
is
limited
by
small
studies
with
inconsistent
outcome
reporting.
To
address
this,
the
Pouch
Anal
Vaginal
Fistula
Core
Outcome
Set
(PAVFCOS)
was
developed,
identifying
seven
key
outcomes
through
stakeholder
consensus.
This
study
aims
create
a
core
measurement
set
(PAVFCOMS)
standardize
how
measured
in
fistula
treatment,
line
Consensus-based
Standards
for
Selection
Health
Measurement
Instruments
(COSMIN)
guidelines.
PAVFCOMS
will
incorporate
validated
patient-reported
(PROMs)
clinician-reported
(ClinROMs)
measures
provide
standardized
tool
future
clinical
research.
The
follows
two-phase
process
per
COSMIN
guidance.
Phase
one
involves
systematic
review
identify
assess
current
instruments
used
research
has
been
prospectively
registered
PROSPERO
(CRD42024505563).
second
phase
uses
Delphi
international
stakeholders,
including
patients,
surgeons,
gastroenterologists,
radiologists
nurses,
reach
consensus
final
set.
instrument
gaps
select
best
available
tools
each
outcome.
Reporting
adhere
ACCORD
first
establish
Standardized
enhance
trial
quality
facilitate
stronger
reviews
meta-analyses.
A
strength
this
its
patient-centred
approach,
ensuring
relevance
patient
community,
reflecting
their
lived
experiences
fistulae.