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Volume 39, Issue 6 , Pages 719-725 , June 2010

Anaesthetic Specialisation Leads to Improved Early- and Medium-term Survival Following Major Vascular Surgery

Received 2 November 2009 ,Accepted 10 February 2010.

Survival curves for 1155 patients receiving care from a general anaesthetist (○; Group 0) or a vascular anaesthetist (□; Group 1). Numbers at risk (standard error of survival hazard) are displayed alo

Survival curves for 1155 patients receiving care from a general anaesthetist (○; Group 0) or a vascular anaesthetist (□; Group 1). Numbers at risk (standard error of survival hazard) are displayed along the horizontal axis.
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Survival curves for 851 elective patients receiving care from a general anaesthetist (○; Group 0) or a vascular anaesthetist (□; Group 1). Numbers at risk (standard error of survival hazard) are displ

Survival curves for 851 elective patients receiving care from a general anaesthetist (○; Group 0) or a vascular anaesthetist (□; Group 1). Numbers at risk (standard error of survival hazard) are displayed along the horizontal axis.
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Survival curves for 304 emergency patients receiving care from a general anaesthetist (○; Group 0) or a vascular anaesthetist (□; Group 1). Numbers at risk (standard error of survival hazard) are disp

Survival curves for 304 emergency patients receiving care from a general anaesthetist (○; Group 0) or a vascular anaesthetist (□; Group 1). Numbers at risk (standard error of survival hazard) are displayed along the horizontal axis.
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