Why the study?
Low birth weight infants carrying high morbidity and mortality risks required evaluation of their anesthetic and surgical characteristics and 3-month survival.
Low birth weight infants (≤2,500 g) undergoing surgery under general anesthesia have a high 3-month mortality rate of 29.7%, with most deaths occurring in the first month.
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High 3-month mortality (29.7%) in LBW infants post-surgery warrants perioperative caution; leaves open identification of modifiable risks via prospective studies.
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KILIÇARSLAN et al. (2022) studied this question.
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