Introduction The outcome of patients who are scheduled for gastrointestinal surgery is
influenced by various factors, the most important being the age and comorbidities of the …

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Background Historically, the preoperative and postoperative care of patients with
gastrointestinal cancer was provided by surgeons. Contemporary perioperative care is a …

Background Predictors of a poor surgical outcome are numerous, of which some are well-
defined. We aimed to assess risk factors predictive of poor surgical outcome across different …

Ambulatory surgery (AS) is a timely subject of interest which, according to the French
definition, corresponds to a surgical procedure performed in the safety of an operating room …

Background Studies on the impact of comorbidity and age on postoperative outcome after
gastrointestinal tumor resection are scarce. In this study we investigated the impact of …

Patients who undergo abdominal surgery present along a variable spectrum of health. This
ranges from the healthy young patient undergoing elective hemorrhoid surgery to the …

Changes in perioperative management is an ever evolving subject. The primary aim is to
improve patient care and more recently to increase economic efficacy. Data from various …

Introduction: Elderly patients suffering from gastrointestinal malignancies are particularly
prone to perioperative complications. Elderly patients often present with reduced …

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