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251P Sexual dysfunction in patients with lung cancer: Interim analysis of the LUDICAS study by Serrano, A.V. Ospina, Sentís, P. Guillén, Azkona, E., Aparisi, F.D.A. Aparisi, Lopez, R., Gomez, M. Domine, Hernandez, A. Olivares, Basa, M. Antonanzas, Castellanos, P. Cruz, Cordellat, A. Blasco, Cardena, A., Valdivia, A., Moyano, F.M. Sereno, Vila, B. Losada, Risueño, M. Guirado, Acevedo, N. Arango, Avendano, A.C., Borrajo, S. Muñoz, Avellaneda, I.C. Triana, Pulla, M. Provencio

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The costs of surgical site infection after abdominal surgery in middle-income countries: Key resource use In Wound Infection (KIWI) study by Jowett, S., Bhangu, A., Morton, D.G., Ghosh, D., Adagrah, L.A., Alhaji Alhassan, B.B., Amoako-Boateng, M.P., Appiah, A.B., Koggoh, P., Opandoh, I.N.M., Manu Maison Patrick Opoku Manu, M.A., Morna, M.T., Quartson, E.M., Koomson, B., Fosu, G., Serbeh, G., Acheampong, D.O., Acquaye, J., Adinku, M., Appiah, J., Arthur, J., Boakye-Yiadom, J., Boateng, E.A., Dally, C., Gyasi-Sarpong, C.K., Kwarley, N., Lovi, A.K., Nimako, B., Nyadu, B.B., Opoku, D., Osabutey, A., Tuffour, S., Yorke, J., Addo, K.G., Akosa, E.A., Kontor, B.E., Kyeremeh, C., Mensah, E., Toffah, G.K., Adu-Brobbey, R., Labaran, A.H., Owusu, A., Bennin, A., Kantanka, R.S., Kobby, E., Owusu, P.Y., Sie-Broni, C.A., Zume, M., Abdulai, D.R., Ayingayure, E., Osman, I., Kunfah, S., Musah, Y., Ofori, B., Owusu, E.A., Saba, A.H., Seidu, A.S., Tabiri, S., Ta-ang Yenli, E.M., Dhiman, J., Dhir, K., Hans, M., Haque, P., Mark Jesudason, E.D., K, P., Madankumar, L., Nagomy, I., Prasad, S., Kurien, E., Mathew, A., Prakash, D., Susan, A., Ortiz, R.C., Gonzalez, G.H., Miguelena, L.H., Romero, M.H., Aguirre, C.C., Mejia, H.O., Gomez del Campo, L.U., Sánchez, I.D., Vazquez, D.G., Lara, M.M., Sainz de la Fuente, A.N., Adeleye, V., Atoyebi, O., Belie, O., Ekwesianya, A., Ezenwankwo, F., Fatuga, A., Mokwenyei, O., Ogein, O., Oladimeji, A., Seyi-Olajide, J., Soibi-Harry, A., Ugwu, A., Williams, E., Agodirin, S., Lawal, S., Lawal, A., Shittu, A.

“…Surgical site infection (SSI) is the most common complication of abdominal surgery, with substantial costs to patients and health systems. Heterogeneity in…”
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