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Alejandro Weber–Sánchez, Pablo Weber-Alvarez, Dra. Ana Sofía Mateos-López, Mariel de la Jara, Rita Cohen-Cohen. Knowledge, usefulness and use of checklists in surgical areas in a private hospital, running title: usefulness of checklists in surgical areas. MOJ Surg. 2018:6(5):126-129.
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... relation to the impact of checklists to reduce morbidity and mortality, 61 (88.4%) answered that it has a positive impact and 8 (11.5%) not. (Figure 4). Regarding the attitude of the respondents with respect to the protocol, 31 (44.9%) ...
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... relation to the impact of checklists to reduce morbidity and mortality, 61 (88.4%) answered that it has a positive impact and 8 (11.5%) not. (Figure 4). Regarding the attitude of the respondents with respect to the protocol, 31 (44.9%) ...
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... 3 Most of textilomas have the history of emergency surgeries, usually with reported huge intra-operative bleeding as in the case of our second patient, or when multiple surgical teams were involved, even after introduction of check lists and other precautions, it happens. 4,5 The diagnosis at a glaze is difficult, since the surgical history can last from weeks to several years, and a high percentage of patients remain asymptomatic during long periods, occasionally referring only the presence of a mass. The longest reported interval between primary surgery and exploration is 34 years. ...
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