Postoperative adverse events after spinal surgery: Sex-specific risk profiles and ICU utilization
Authors:
- Pavlina LengaPLPavlina Lenga
- Meltem IvrenMIMeltem Ivren
- Gabriel InciGIGabriel Inci
- Moritz SchererMSMoritz Scherer
- Philip Dao TrongPTPhilip Dao Trong
- Maximillian KlassMKMaximillian Klass
- Martin DugasMDMartin Dugas
- Sandro M. KriegSKSandro M. Krieg
- Bogdana SuchorskaBSBogdana Suchorska
Open Access
- 27 March 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Brain and Spine
- Vol. 6
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