Lessons learned from one thousand consecutive colonic resections in a teaching hospital
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Elective colectomies are standard procedures carrying below 1% mortality; by contrast, emergency colonic resections remain surgical challenges in compromised and/or elderly patients and are associated with high complication rates.
- University of Geneva Switzerland
- University Hospital of Geneva Switzerland
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