Patient expectations shape convalescence after major liver surgery – A prospective, randomized study
Abstract
Background Several studies suggest an important influence of patient expectations on outcomes. We hypothesized that patient expectations with regard to length of postoperative stay influence convalescence after liver resections. Method This prospective, randomized study compared patients who were preoperatively either informed to be expected to stay 7–10 days (short arm) or 12–16 days (long arm) after major liver resections (≥4 segments)....
Paper Details
Title
Patient expectations shape convalescence after major liver surgery – A prospective, randomized study
Published Date
Oct 1, 2021
Volume
94
Pages
106128 - 106128
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