Certain Factors Increase Risk for UTIs After Radical Hysterectomies
Findings show smoking and 7 or more days of catheter use independently increase UTI risk.
Findings show smoking and 7 or more days of catheter use independently increase UTI risk.
Odds of infection, venous thromboembolism, renal complications increased for patients with overweight, obesity.
No significant change seen in attributable risk of female sex for operative mortality, composite of operative mortality and morbidity from 2011 to 2020.
Reduced mortality and lower treatment costs seen for surgical treatment vs nonsurgical treatment.
Findings seen vs nonsurgical care among individuals with severe obesity and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
Postoperative benefits seen for mood, eating, and engagement.
There have been fewer than 20 cases of squamous cell carcinoma and fewer than 30 cases of various lymphomas reported in the capsule around breast implants.
Risk for relapse lower with removal of small, asymptomatic, secondary kidney stones during endoscopic removal of primary stone
Lower risk for dislocation, revisions seen vs manual arthroplasty.