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The use of rapid sampling microdialysis in monitoring human bowel and anastomosis ischaemia

2010-01-01

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Intestinal ischaemia especially in the postoperative period is a complication that is dreaded by all general surgeons and poses a considerable rise in mortality and morbidity of patients, not to mention the burden it puts on the physician and on the healthcare system. Its diagnosis is always subjective relying mostly on the physicians’ awareness and clinical suspicion rather than on any quantitative method. This p...

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DOI: 10.25560/5763

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