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Impact of Hospital-level and Surgeon Factors on Outcomes of Ileo-anal Pouch Surgery

Centralization of ileo-anal pouch surgery in high-volume centers enhances patient outcomes by reducing pouch failure rates, improving reconstruction rates, and lowering readmission and complication rates. This systematic review underscores the importance of specialized care in improving outcomes for patients undergoing pouch surgery for inflammatory bowel disease, advocating for centralization to dedicated units for enhanced patient care and surgeon training.

Journal Article by Giddings HL, Yang PF (…) Ng KS et 2 al. in Br J Surg

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