Mortality after emergency treatment of colorectal cancer and associated risk factors—a nationwide cohort study

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Colorectal Disease, October 2018

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RT @IsmailGogenur: Mortality after emergency CC surgery dropping in Denmark! Huge challenges still remain #colorectal #CSS @DCRjournal http…

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RT @IsmailGogenur: Mortality after emergency CC surgery dropping in Denmark! Huge challenges still remain #colorectal #CSS @DCRjournal http…

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RT @IsmailGogenur: Mortality after emergency CC surgery dropping in Denmark! Huge challenges still remain #colorectal #CSS @DCRjournal http…

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RT @IsmailGogenur: Mortality after emergency CC surgery dropping in Denmark! Huge challenges still remain #colorectal #CSS @DCRjournal http…

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Interesting paper! Due to selection mechanisms (e.g. less aggressive care), better postoperative care or better health generally?

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