Key result
Gastroenterological surgeries carry a ~1.5% 30-day mortality rate in a Japanese national registry.
Observational (n=949,824)
Yes
Provides national benchmarks for gastroenterological surgery mortality; leaves open questions on temporal trends and risk-adjusted outcomes.
National Clinical Database(消化器外科領域)Annual Report 2011-2012今野 弘之 1) 若林 剛 1) 宇田川晴司 1) 海野 倫明 1) 國崎 主税 1) 後藤 満一 1) 杉原 健一 1) 武冨 紹信 1) 丹黒 章 1) 渡邉 聡明 1) 本村 昇 1) 橋本 英樹 1) 宮田 裕章 1) 3) 友滝 愛 3
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Konno et al. (2013) conducted an observational in Gastroenterological surgery (n=949,824). Gastroenterological surgery was evaluated on Postoperative 30-day mortality. Among 949,824 gastroenterological surgeries registered in the Japanese National Clinical Database from 2011 to 2012, the overall 30-day mortality rate was 1.5% and the operative mortality rate was 2.9%.
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