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The 90 Day Calculator Global calculates the end date that is exactly 90 days after a given surgery date. This is commonly used in medical follow-up protocols and research studies.
The calculator uses a simple date calculation:
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Explanation: The calculation adds exactly 90 calendar days to the input surgery date to determine the follow-up endpoint.
Details: The 90-day postoperative period is a standard timeframe for assessing short-term surgical outcomes and complications in clinical research and quality improvement initiatives.
Tips: Enter the surgery date in YYYY-MM-DD format or use the date picker. The calculator will compute the date exactly 90 days later.
Q1: Why is 90 days used as a standard period?
A: 90 days captures most short-term postoperative complications while allowing enough time for recovery from the immediate surgical stress.
Q2: Does this include weekends and holidays?
A: Yes, it counts all calendar days (not just business days).
Q3: How is leap year handled?
A: The calculation automatically accounts for leap years in the date computation.
Q4: Can I calculate dates before the surgery date?
A: This calculator only computes forward dates. For date ranges, use a different tool.
Q5: Is this calculator timezone-sensitive?
A: No, it uses simple date calculation without timezone consideration.