Benchmarks in Pancreatic Surgery: A Novel Tool for Unbiased Outcome Comparisons.

P, Sánchez-Velázquez; X, Muller; G, Malleo; JS, Park; HK, Hwang; N, Napoli; AA, Javed; Y, Inoue; N, Beghdadi; M, Kalisvaart; E, Vigia; CD, Walsh; B, Lovasik; J, Busquets; C, Scandavini; F, Robin; H, Yoshitomi; TM, Mackay; OR, Busch; H, Hartog; S, Heinrich; A, Gleisner; J, Perinel; M, Passeri; N, Lluis; DA, Raptis; C, Tschuor; CE, Oberkofler; ML, DeOliveira; H, Petrowsky; J, Martinie; H, Asbun; M, Adham; R, Schulick; H, Lang; BG, Koerkamp; MG, Besselink; HS, Han; M, Miyazaki; CR, Ferrone; Castillo C, Fernández-Del; KD, Lillemoe; L, Sulpice; K, Boudjema; Chiaro M, Del; J, Fabregat; DA, Kooby; P, Allen; H, Lavu; CJ, Yeo; E, Barroso; K, Roberts; P, Muiesan; A, Sauvanet; A, Saiura; CL, Wolfgang; JL, Cameron; U, Boggi; DS, Yoon; C, Bassi; MA, Puhan; PA, Clavien

doi:10.1097/sla.0000000000003223

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Benchmarks in Pancreatic Surgery: A Novel Tool for Unbiased Outcome Comparisons.

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Sánchez-Velázquez P

Muller X

Malleo G

Abstract

Objective To use the concept of benchmarking to establish robust and standardized outcome references after pancreatico-duodenectomy (PD).Background Best achievable results after PD are unknown. Consequently, outcome comparisons among different cohorts, centers or with novel surgical techniques remai...

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