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Patient safety and peri-operative care Section edited by Lewis Kaplan

This section covers research into patient safety, peri-operative care and critical care, including enhanced recovery programs . It includes articles focused on training, practice and basic research. Randomized controlled trials are particularly encouraged.

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Research article   Open Access

Patient experiences with interventions to reduce surgery cancellations: a qualitative study

Einar Hovlid, Christian von Plessen, Kjell Haug, Aslak Aslaksen, Oddbjørn Bukve BMC Surgery 2013, 13:30 (8 August 2013)

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Operating room data management: improving efficiency and safety in a surgical block

Vanni Agnoletti, Matteo Buccioli, Emanuele Padovani, Ruggero M Corso, Peter Perger, Emanuele Piraccini, Rebecca Levy Orelli, Stefano Maitan, Davide Dell’Amore, Domenico Garcea, Claudio Vicini, Teresa Maria Montella, Giorgio Gambale BMC Surgery 2013, 13:7 (11 March 2013)

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Effect of emergency major abdominal surgery on CD4 cell count among HIV positive patients in a sub Saharan Africa tertiary hospital - a prospective study

Gabriel Okumu, Patson Makobore, Sam Kaggwa, Andrew Kambugu, Moses Galukande BMC Surgery 2013, 13:4 (26 February 2013)

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Major abdominal emergency surgery does not have a significant effect on CD4 count (a predictor of immune status) in people with HIV, contrary to the expectation that major surgery would cause stress and depress the immune system.

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Research article   Open Access

The sitting position during neurosurgical procedures does not influence serum biomarkers of pulmonary parenchymal injury

Izabela Duda, Konstancja Grzybowska, Halina Jędrzejowska-Szypułka, Joanna Lewin-Kowalik BMC Surgery 2012, 12:24 (5 December 2012)

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