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Do Hospitals and Surgeons With Higher Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery Volumes Still Have Lower Risk-Adjusted Mortality Rates?

DOI

204

Citations

25

References

2003

Year

Edward L. Hannan, Chuntao Wu, Thomas J. Ryan, Edward V. Bennett, Alfred T. Culliford, Jeffrey P. Gold, Alan Hartman, O. Wayne Isom, Robert H. Jones, Barbara J. McNeil,
Circulation

Abstract

Higher-volume surgeons and hospitals continue to have lower risk-adjusted mortality rates, and patients undergoing surgery performed by higher-volume surgeons in higher-volume hospitals have the lowest mortality rates.

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