Resident involvement is associated with worse outcomes after major lower extremity amputation
Journal of Vascular SurgeryPublished 14 June 2013
James C. Iannuzzi, Ankur Chandra, Aaron S. Rickles, Neil G. Kumar, Kristin N. Kelly, David L. Gillespie
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Resident involvement was associated with increased odds of major morbidity after amputation and also with increased operative time and risk for intraoperative transfusions.
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