In the last decade numerous studies analyzed and described the surgical outcomes in male
and female patients submitted to orthopedic surgery. Although this, the impact of sex/gender …

OBJECTIVE Several studies have described disparities between male and female patients
following spine surgery, but no pooled analyses have performed a robust review …

Study Design Level III retrospective database study. Objectives The purpose of this study is
to determine if machine learning algorithms are effective in predicting unplanned intubation …

Objective Post-operative length of hospital stay (LOS) is a valuable measure for monitoring
quality of care provision, patient recovery, and guiding hospital resource management. But …

Objective Existing data have demonstrated significant differences in morbidity and mortality
measures between men and women undergoing various spinal surgeries. However, studies …

Background: As the indications for and the volume of arthroscopic rotator cuff repair
increase, it is important to optimize perioperative care to minimize postoperative …

Background Unnecessarily long hospital stays are costly and inefficient. Studies have
shown that the length of hospital stay (LOS) for spine surgical procedures is influenced by …

Infection is known to occur in a substantial proportion of patients following spinal surgery
and predictive modeling may provide a useful means for identifying those at higher risk of …

Objective Differences in morbidity and mortality measures between males and females have
been demonstrated for a variety of spinal surgeries, however, studies of anterior cervical …

Purpose To investigate the impact of menstrual cycle on patients undergoing gynecological
endoscopic surgery. Patients and methods 220 patients scheduled for gynecological …