Acute splanchnic occlusion after cardiac surgery is a rare but highly lethal complication (66% mortality) where laboratory and imaging signs have low sensitivity, necessitating high clinical suspicion and early surgical revision.
Splanchnic occlusion drives substantial post-cardiac surgery mortality; leaves open optimal diagnostic thresholds and preventive strategies.
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