Low BMI and Frailty Significantly Raise Mortality Risk After Emergency Surgery

Low BMI and Frailty Significantly Raise Mortality Risk After Emergency Surgery

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New research highlights that patients with low body mass index and frailty face a significantly higher risk of mortality following emergency surgical procedures. This finding underscores the importance of considering patient frailty and nutritional status in emergency surgical care.

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