Fat-Invaded Muscle Seen on CT Scans Predicts Poor Recovery After Colorectal Cancer Surgery
A study of 415 colorectal cancer surgery patients found that CT-measured skeletal muscle density, a marker of fatty infiltration, predicted ...
A study of 415 colorectal cancer surgery patients found that CT-measured skeletal muscle density, a marker of fatty infiltration, predicted ...
A large prospective study of older surgical patients finds that preoperative sodium abnormalities are strongly associated with postoperative delirium, complications, ...
A new meta-analysis of 208 patients finds that salvage esophagectomy after failed chemoradiotherapy carries substantial risks but can deliver five-year ...
A 24-year cohort study shows that upper- and lower-extremity synovial sarcomas follow distinct surgical pathways, with far more positive margins ...
A nationwide Japanese cohort study of 5458 colorectal cancer patients found that laparoscopic surgery was associated with a significantly lower ...
A landmark analysis of 22,712 Japanese esophagectomies finds that patients undergoing minimally invasive surgery for esophageal cancer face nearly triple ...
A national analysis of 1,412,068 resident-linked surgical cases shows the American College of Surgeons Quality In-Training Initiative is a feasible ...
Actively preparing for major surgery by engaging in exercises and enhancing nutritional habits, a practice dubbed “prehabilitation,” has garnered significant ...
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