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The role of perioperative critical care support in a regional hospital: a prospective survey at new Somerset Hospital
Background: Postoperative critical care support is required for emergency and elective cases having either major surgery, with poor physiological states or significant comorbidities, and for support following unexpected surgical or anaesthetic complications. Research suggests that as many as 48% of...
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Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine
2020
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