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Assess the long-term clinical prognosis, survival outcomes, and frequency of late postoperative complications following major surgical resection for ulcerative colitis.

December 1, 1966British journal of surgery

Long-term complications and prognosis following major surgery for ulcerative colitis

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JWJ. McK. WattsLeeds General Infirmary FDF T de DombalLeeds General Infirmary JGJ C GoligherLeeds General Infirmary

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Clinical study reports long-term complications and survival prognosis in post-colectomy ulcerative colitis patients, highlighting persistent postoperative risks.

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Assess the long-term clinical prognosis, survival outcomes, and frequency of late postoperative complications following major surgical resection for ulcerative colitis.
Longitudinal follow-up investigation of patients undergoing major surgical intervention for ulcerative colitis.
Evaluation of delayed operative morbidity, functional sequelae, and overall survival trajectories over extended postoperative intervals.
Characterizes the incidence and spectrum of late complications following radical surgical procedures for ulcerative colitis.
Delineates extended prognostic trends and the sustained clinical impact of major operative therapy on long-term patient health.

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Watts et al. (1966) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a89c004a14d41d02f432bf6 https://doi.org/10.1002/bjs.1800531203

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Clinical study reports long-term complications and survival prognosis in post-colectomy ulcerative colitis patients, highlighting persistent postoperative risks.

Long-term complications and prognosis following major surgery for ulcerative colitis

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Long-term complications and prognosis following major surgery for ulcerative colitis

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