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Ackroyd and colleagues’ study[1][1] links epidural analgesia with negative postoperative outcomes based on a propensity matching model intended to remove the bias present in observational datasets. We question their approach… Click to show full abstract
Ackroyd and colleagues’ study[1][1] links epidural analgesia with negative postoperative outcomes based on a propensity matching model intended to remove the bias present in observational datasets. We question their approach for several reasons. First, covariates used to create their model are not
Keywords:
epidural analgesia;
complications epidural;
analgesia hysterectomy;
postoperative complications;
hysterectomy gynecologic;
rebuttal postoperative
Journal Title: International Journal of Gynecological Cancer
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: International Journal of Gynecological Cancer
Year Published: 2020
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