COVID-19 Pandemic Was Associated with Lower Activity but Not Higher Perioperative Mortality in a Large Eastern European Center

Stefan Andrei; Sebastian Isac; Diana Jelea; Cristina Martac; Mihai-Gabriel Stefan; Mihail Cotorogea-Simion; Cristina Georgiana S. Buzatu; Daiana Ingustu; Imam Abdulkareem; Catalin Vasilescu; Daniela Filipescu; Gabriela Droc

doi:10.12659/MSM.935809

30 March 2022: Clinical Research

COVID-19 Pandemic Was Associated with Lower Activity but Not Higher Perioperative Mortality in a Large Eastern European Center

Stefan Andrei ^12ABCDEF , Sebastian Isac ^23ABDE* , Diana Jelea ^2ABCDEF* , Cristina Martac ^2ABCDEF , Mihai-Gabriel Stefan ^4DEF , Mihail Cotorogea-Simion ^2BCD* , Cristina Georgiana S. Buzatu ^2BDEFG , Daiana Ingustu ^2BDE , Imam Abdulkareem ^2BD , Catalin Vasilescu ^56DEF , Daniela Filipescu ^14DEF , Gabriela Droc ^12ABCDEF

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.935809

Med Sci Monit 2022; 28:e935809

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Figure 2 The evolution of the number of surgical patients by month.

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COVID-19 Pandemic Was Associated with Lower Activity but Not Higher Perioperative Mortality in a Large Eastern European Center

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