Obesity Does Not Increase Operative Time in Otologic Surgery: An Analysis of 5125 Cases.
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Summary
The body habitus of obese patients may force the otologic surgeon to adapt, but obese patients do not have a statistically significant longer mean operative time for tympanoplasties and tympAnomastoidectomies than patients with a lower BMI.
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- article
- Published
- 2018-02-01
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- 6
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- 25
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Keywords
Medicine, Current Procedural Terminology, Body mass index, Tympanoplasty, Surgery
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