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Gut mucosal hypoperfusion during high-risk surgery may drive multiple organ failure, highlighting the need for preoperative identification and targeted prophylactic therapies to minimize morbidity.
Gut mucosal hypoperfusion during high-risk surgery may drive multiple organ failure, highlighting the potential need for advanced perioperative monitoring and targeted prophylactic therapies.
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May support perioperative gut perfusion monitoring in high-risk surgery; leaves open whether targeted therapies reduce organ failure.
Chieveley-Williams et al. (1999) conducted a review in Major surgical postoperative morbidity and gut mucosal hypoperfusion. Gut mucosal hypoperfusion during high-risk surgery may drive multiple organ failure, highlighting the need for preoperative identification and targeted prophylactic therapies to minimize morbidity.
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