17 , 18 Similarly, focusing on the prespecified secondary outcome of in-hospital mortality, we found an absolute increase of 0.3% in incidence (relative increase of 30.0%) for patients treated by anesthesiologists who had worked 16 hours or more compared with those who had not, along with small absolute increases in multiple other secondary outcomes that did not reach statistical significance.
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