… well as the type and size of surgery. In this context, surgical fatigue is a diagnostic criteria that
… Many factors have influence on the development of surgical fatigue, which can be defined …

… They noted that nurses in intensive care units experienced more severe acute fatigue than
those in surgical units and obstetric and gynecological units. Since operating rooms have …

… of fatigue in surgery as a multifaceted phenomenon. Variation in causes and effects of
fatigue are the norm. Maladaptive strategies to mitigate fatigue in surgery are commonly used. …

… These asked how patients thought physical activity or rest would affect their recovery in the
first 3 weeks or 6 months after surgery, if in pain after surgery, and if fatigued after surgery. A …

… fatigue on their performance. Extensive evidence exists detailing the potentially dangerous
effects of surgeon fatigue … strategy to mitigate the effects of fatigue on clinical performance. To …

… We tested the hypothesis that surgeon fatigue results in worse outcomes for laparoscopic
and robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy, and percutaneous nephrolithotomy by …

… surgeon fatigue on surgical performance, as measured through both real-life surgery and
simulated surgery outcomes. … This systematic review assessed the impact of fatigue on surgical …

… who before surgery reported shorter expected fatigue resolution … fatigue following surgery
[7]. However, no study covers socioeconomic factors which are also a proven influence factor. …

… time, perceived fatigue, and experience on surgical … fatigue, and that experienced surgeons
would perform better than less experienced surgeons despite sleep deprivation and fatigue. …

… by the concept of postoperative fatigue can no longer be explained … SURGERY Exhaustive
exercise also leads to fatigue but, despite even greater investigation than fatigue after surgery…