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Does a preemptive strategy of hemodynamic monitoring and coupled therapy reduce surgical mortality and morbidity in moderate and high-risk surgical patients?
Does a preemptive strategy of hemodynamic monitoring and coupled therapy reduce surgical mortality and morbidity in moderate and high-risk surgical patients?
Preemptive hemodynamic monitoring and coupled therapy reduces surgical mortality and morbidity in moderate and high-risk surgical patients.
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Supports adoption of preemptive hemodynamic monitoring in moderate- and high-risk surgery; strengthens Level 1 evidence for outcome improvement.
The use of a preemptive strategy of hemodynamic monitoring and coupled therapy reduces surgical mortality and morbidity.
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Hamilton et al. (2010) studied this question.
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