November 14, 2017Open Access

Perioperative risk factors for postoperative pneumonia after major oral cancer surgery: A retrospective analysis of 331 cases

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Several perioperative risk factors can be identified that are associated with POP. At-risk oral cancer patients should be subjected to intensified postoperative pulmonary care.

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