Significance of Postoperative complication
Postoperative complications refer to various health issues that can arise after surgery and may negatively impact patient recovery. These complications can include infections, pain, and specific problems related to the type of surgery performed, like stump appendicitis or recurrent hernias. Monitoring for these complications is crucial, as they can affect overall health outcomes. In some cases, studies have shown that no significant complications were reported during follow-up periods, indicating successful surgical interventions without adverse effects.
Synonyms: Surgical complication
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The concept of Postoperative complication in scientific sources
Postoperative complication encompasses issues that develop after surgeries like cataract and appendectomy, necessitating research into new treatments and affecting recovery, especially in vulnerable populations like pregnant women.
From: World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research
(1) Any problems that occur as a consequence of surgery, affecting patient recovery and overall health outcomes.[1] (2) Postoperative complications refer to unexpected adverse outcomes following surgical procedures, such as those that may occur after a cesarean section.[2] (3) Issues that arise after surgery, such as retained stones or infections, requiring monitoring and treatment.[3] (4) Adverse effects or issues that occur after a surgical procedure, which may prolong recovery or increase hospital stay.[4] (5) Adverse effects or conditions that occur following surgical procedures, which can include pain and bleeding.[5]
From: Journal of Indian Society of Periodontology
(1) Adverse effects that may occur after surgery, including conditions like nasal blood secretions and postoperative swelling.[6] (2) Adverse effects or issues that may occur after surgery, such as bone loss, tooth mobility, or discomfort.[7] (3) Adverse effects that might occur after a surgical procedure, such as discomfort or swelling.[8] (4) Adverse effects that can occur following a surgical procedure, affecting recovery and outcomes.[9] (5) Problems that may arise following surgical procedures, affecting recovery and outcomes.[10]
From: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
(1) Adverse effects that occur after surgical procedures, which may include infection or intestinal obstruction.[11] (2) Medical issues that arise after surgery, which can be exacerbated by low muscle mass and inadequate Ojas.[12] (3) Complications that arise after surgical procedures, which may endanger a patient's recovery and can be associated with trauma.[13] (4) Medical issues that may arise following surgical procedures, addressed by Susruta through guidelines and care recommendations.[14] (5) Complications that may arise following surgery, which can include infection, delayed healing, or recurrence of the pilonidal sinus.[15]
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Problems that arise after surgery, such as persistent pain, infections, and non-healing wounds.[16] (2) Complications that may arise following surgery, including pharyngeal pain, dryness, minor bleeding, and infections such as oral candidiasis.[17]
From: AYU (Journal of Research in Ayurveda)
(1) Difficulties that arise after surgical procedures, which can include pain management challenges and neurological issues associated with anesthesia.[18]