Key result
Preoperative frailty and operative stress are associated with postoperative mortality in patients undergoing elective versus emergency surgery.
Why the study?
Are preoperative patient frailty and operative stress associated with postoperative mortality in patients undergoing elective vs emergent surgical procedures?
Are preoperative patient frailty and operative stress associated with postoperative mortality in patients undergoing elective vs emergent surgical procedures?
This study investigates the association of preoperative frailty and operative stress with postoperative mortality in elective versus emergency surgery.
This cohort study investigates whether preoperative patient frailty and operative stress are associated with postoperative mortality for patients undergoing elective vs emergent surgical procedures.
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Shinall et al. (2020) studied this question. Preoperative frailty and operative stress are associated with postoperative mortality in patients undergoing elective versus emergency surgery.
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