Background Postoperative complications occur in up to 43% of patients after surgery,
resulting in increased morbidity and economic burden. Prehabilitation has the potential to …

Background Postoperative complications may activate prometastatic systemic pathways
through tissue damage, wound healing, infection, and inflammation. Postoperative …

Surgery is currently a mainstream treatment modality for various solid tumor indications.
However, aggressive resection of tumor tissues frequently causes postoperative …

Background Mastectomy rates in breast cancer are higher in older patients. The aim was to
compare postoperative complication rates after breast-conserving surgery (BCS) to …

Background As surgical complications inevitably occur, minimizing the failure-to-rescue rate
is of paramount interest. Most of the failure-to-rescue research in colorectal surgery has …

The key properties and high versatility of metal nanoparticles have shed new perspectives
on cancer therapy, with copper nanoparticles gaining great interest because of the ability to …

Gynecologic cancers can make up the bulk of cancers in both humans and animals. The
stage of diagnosis and the type of tumor, its origin, and its spread are a few of the factors that …

Background: Colon cancer surgery is a complex clinical pathway and traditional quality
metrics may exhibit significant variability between hospitals and healthcare providers. The …

Mortality and morbidity for high‐risk surgical patients are often high, especially in low‐
resource settings. Enhanced peri‐operative care has the potential to reduce preventable …

Background Failure to rescue is the rate of death amongst patients with postoperative
complications and has been proposed as a perioperative quality indicator. However …