Surgical treatment was 14% lower in the first wave ( Table 2 ), although this difference did not reach statistical significance ( P = .065) and occurred due to a higher rate of interventions in cases of intestinal obstruction in the second wave (85% vs 67%; P = .102).
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Evolutionary analysis of patient's morbidity and mortality in emergency surgical care during the pandemic: Retrospective comparison between first and second waves of COVID-19.
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