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. 2025 Sep 8;9(5):zraf106.
doi: 10.1093/bjsopen/zraf106.

Implementation of guideline recommendations in coloanal anastomosis: results from the Tender Loving Care in Coloanal Anastomosis survey

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Implementation of guideline recommendations in coloanal anastomosis: results from the Tender Loving Care in Coloanal Anastomosis survey

Daniel Krstic et al. BJS Open. .
No abstract available

Keywords: cancer; colorectal surgery; guidelines; perioperative management; postoperative care.

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