Home /Research /Minimally invasive colectomy is associated with reduced risk of anastomotic leak and other major perioperative complications and reduced hospital resource utilization as compared with open surgery: a retrospective population-based study of comparative effectiveness and trends of surgical approach
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Minimally invasive colectomy is associated with reduced risk of anastomotic leak and other major perioperative complications and reduced hospital resource utilization as compared with open surgery: a retrospective population-based study of comparative effectiveness and trends of surgical approach
David Wei, Stephen S. Johnston, Laura Goldstein, Deborah Nagle
- Year
- 2019
- Citations
- 55
Keywords
MedicinePerioperativeColectomyPropensity score matchingSurgeryRetrospective cohort studyPopulationAbdominal surgeryAnastomosisConfounding
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