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Implementing a multidisciplinary intraoperative model significantly reduced 30-day mortality in bowel obstruction surgery by favoring definitive over palliative procedures. The strategy also increased laparoscopic interventions and decreased stoma creations, indicating improved surgical outcomes.
Journal Article by Tolstrup MB, Skovsen AP and Gögenur I in Langenbecks Arch Surg
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