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Results: The four groups were comparable with regard to postoperative weight changes.
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More complicated postoperative course and reinterventions constitute risk factors for impaired neurodevelopment.
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Background: Elderly patients undergoing pancreatic resection present unique challenges in postoperative care.
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Results: Forty-three patients chose vaccine therapy, and 11 patients chose postoperative observation.
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Operative indications, technical details, and postoperative course were determined for each patient.
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CHI is a new diagnostic method for postoperative monitoring of free flaps.
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The true incidence and recovery course of postoperative VCP is still uncertain.
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Conclusions: Findings have implications for pre- and postoperative prevention and intervention efforts.
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Moreover, postoperative glucose values were found to be risk factors for PH-2.
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The postoperative course was uneventful except transient bradycardia immediately after the procedure.
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Background: Most studies of chronic postoperative pain focussed on major surgical procedures.
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However, effective therapy for postoperative hepatic recurrence has not yet been standardized.
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In addition, underweight patients had a decreased risk of developing postoperative infection.
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Twelve patients with Stage II and III disease also received postoperative chemotherapy.
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Conclusions: Donors can benefit from an improvement in postoperative recovery after LDN.
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This preoperative prognostic model identified patients at high risk of postoperative AKI.
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