Why the study?
Does flow-directed haemodynamic therapy prevent postoperative hospital-acquired infections in surgical patients?
Does flow-directed haemodynamic therapy prevent postoperative hospital-acquired infections in surgical patients?
Flow-directed haemodynamic therapy protects against postoperative hospital-acquired infections in surgical patients.
Supports perioperative adoption to reduce infections; confirms benefit in Level 1 meta-analysis.
Flow-directed haemodynamic therapy designed to optimise oxygen delivery protects surgical patients against postoperative hospital-acquired infections and must be strongly encouraged, particularly in the high-risk surgical population.
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