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  • Interhospital Transfers in Acute Mesenteric Ischemia Raise Risks
    Delayed care due to interhospital transfers significantly increases mortality and procedural severity in acute mesenteric ischemia. Of 39,690 AMI hospitalizations, 14.6% involved transfer, which correlated with higher complication rates. Transferred patients had 3.48 times the odds of bowel resection and 2.05 times higher in-hospital mortality after adjustments for age and comorbidities. Early diagnosis and streamlined transfer protocols are crucial for improving outcomes in these patients. Transferred patients were often treated in facilities with fewer resources, emphasizing the need for organized… Read more: Interhospital Transfers in Acute Mesenteric Ischemia Raise Risks

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