What is the orthopedic surgery classification standard?

Orthopedic surgery classification standards are mainly divided according to the complexity, risk and technical difficulty of surgery, usually divided into four levels, including first-level surgery, second-level surgery, third-level surgery and fourth-level surgery. Orthopedic surgery classification standards are mainly divided according to the complexity, risk and technical difficulty of surgery, usually divided into four levels, the following is a detailed introduction of each level: 1. Level 1 surgery: surgical features: simple surgical process, low risk, less trauma to patients. Applicability: usually used to treat some of the more common orthopedic diseases, such as fracture fixation, soft tissue injury repair, etc. Doctor qualification: need to be professionally trained orthopedists or residents can perform. 2. Level 2 surgery: surgical features: The surgical procedure is relatively complex and requires certain experience and skills. Applicable conditions: It is suitable for some complex orthopedic diseases, such as joint replacement and spinal surgery. Doctor qualification: It needs to be performed by a senior orthopedic doctor or attending physician. It is mainly used to treat some serious orthopedic diseases, such as bone tumor and osteomyelitis. Doctor qualification: It needs to be performed by orthopedic experts or chief physicians with rich experience and professional skills. It is usually used to treat some extremely rare or difficult orthopedic diseases. Doctor qualification: It needs to be performed by a specially trained and experienced orthopedic expert. It should be noted that different regions and hospitals may adjust and supplement the orthopedic surgery grading standards according to their actual conditions. Before orthopedic surgery, patients and family members should fully communicate with doctors to understand the risks and effects of surgery and make informed choices according to their own conditions.

At the same time, doctors should also choose the appropriate surgical level according to the specific situation of the patient, and strictly follow the surgical specifications to ensure the safety and effect of the operation.