International research network

Measuring what matters in limb reconstruction, the same way, everywhere

RECONS, the Reconstructive Orthopaedics Core Outcomes and Standardisation Network, brings together surgeons, researchers and patients to develop shared standards for measuring outcomes in limb lengthening and reconstruction.

  • 12institutions
  • 7countries
  • 5continents
Austria: international collaboratorsCanada: international collaboratorsFinland: international collaboratorsFrance: international collaboratorsGermany: international collaboratorsIsrael: international collaboratorsNorway: international collaboratorsPoland: international collaboratorsPortugal: international collaboratorsRussia: international collaboratorsSerbia: international collaboratorsSpain: international collaboratorsSweden: international collaboratorsSwitzerland: international collaboratorsTürkiye: international collaboratorsAalborg · AarhusColumbusStellenboschSeoulLondonCuritibaOaklandMumbaiDallas
  • Core Network Partners
  • International collaborators

Coordinated from Aalborg University Hospital, Denmark · collaborators from 20+ countries

What we do

  1. 1

    Core outcomes

    An agreed minimum set of outcomes that every study of limb lengthening and reconstruction should report, built through an international Delphi and consensus process.

  2. 2

    Standardisation

    Shared definitions of how, when and with which instruments these outcomes are measured, so results can be compared across centres and countries.

  3. 3

    Patient voice

    Focus groups and interviews with patients and families in four countries, so the outcomes we measure reflect lived experience.

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Want to collaborate or take part?

We welcome centres, clinicians, researchers and patients who want to help shape how outcomes are measured.