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Discrepancies between physician-assessed and patient-reported complications after cystectomy – a prospective analysis

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  • Benedikt Ebner

  • Judith Hirsch

  • Annkathrin Holz

  • Yannic Volz

  • Lennert Eismann

  • Julian Hermans

  • Nikolaos Pyrgidis

  • Marc Kidess

  • Marie Semmler

  • Isabel Brinkmann

  • Can Aydogdu

  • Michael Chaloupka

  • Andrea Katharina Lindner

  • Philipp Weinhold

  • Christian G. Stief

  • Gerald B. Schulz

  • February 10, 2025

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    Cystectomy is associated with high postoperative complication rates, with 62% of patients experiencing complications according to the Clavien-Dindo Classification.

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    The study prospectively assessed discrepancies between physician-assessed and patient-reported complications following cystectomy.

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    Patients categorized as realists reported matching complication grades, while optimists reported lower and pessimists reported higher grades than physicians.

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    The study included 172 patients, with 154 consenting to participate, and 111 completing follow-up interviews three months post-discharge.

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    Understanding patient perspectives on complications is crucial for fostering trust and reducing dissatisfaction in the doctor-patient relationship.

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