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I am beginning this article, as it links from [[Surgery]] and [[Cosmetic Surgery]]. I think that it should be able to satisfy the lay person who might be interested in the term because he or she has just been told that "this surgery is elective", in regards to themselves or a family member, as well as the more scholarly reader. In regards to the latter, the concept of elective v emergency surgery is very important in the analysis of health care delivery, and epidemiologic considerations of morbidity and mortality, as well as legal aspects of Medicine. So, as a start, I think that all of those points should be covered. As always, I encourage all interested citizens to join me here. [[User:Nancy Sculerati MD|Nancy Sculerati MD]] 07:30, 1 March 2007 (CST)
I am beginning this article, as it links from [[Surgery]] and [[Cosmetic Surgery]]. I think that it should be able to satisfy the lay person who might be interested in the term because he or she has just been told that "this surgery is elective", in regards to themselves or a family member, as well as the more scholarly reader. In regards to the latter, the concept of elective v emergency surgery is very important in the analysis of health care delivery, and epidemiologic considerations of morbidity and mortality, as well as legal aspects of Medicine. So, as a start, I think that all of those points should be covered. As always, I encourage all interested citizens to join me here. [[User:Nancy Sculerati MD|Nancy Sculerati MD]] 07:30, 1 March 2007 (CST)



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Article Checklist for "Elective surgery"
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Checklist last edited by Matt Mahlmann 20:05, 10 April 2007 (CDT)

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I am beginning this article, as it links from Surgery and Cosmetic Surgery. I think that it should be able to satisfy the lay person who might be interested in the term because he or she has just been told that "this surgery is elective", in regards to themselves or a family member, as well as the more scholarly reader. In regards to the latter, the concept of elective v emergency surgery is very important in the analysis of health care delivery, and epidemiologic considerations of morbidity and mortality, as well as legal aspects of Medicine. So, as a start, I think that all of those points should be covered. As always, I encourage all interested citizens to join me here. Nancy Sculerati MD 07:30, 1 March 2007 (CST)

References

Medical aspects: Elective v Emergency

A. G. Greenburg; R. P. Saik; J. J. Coyle; G. W. Peskin Mortality and gastrointestinal surgery in the aged: elective vs emergency procedures Arch Surg, Jun 1981; 116: 788 - 791.

D. V. Feliciano; R. B. O'Gorman; C. G. Bitondo; P. A. Cruse; R. H. Matthews; K. S. Matthews Lymphocyte function and abdominal operations. Trauma vs elective surgery Arch Surg, Jun 1987; 122: 697 - 701.

Charlene K. Mitchell; Steven H. Smoger; Mark P. Pfeifer; Robert L. Vogel; Manjula K. Pandit; Patricia J. Donnelly; Richard N. Garrison; Marylee A. Rothschild Multivariate Analysis of Factors Associated With Postoperative Pulmonary Complications Following General Elective Surgery Arch Surg, Feb 1998; 133: 194 - 198.

Ilgin Özden; Ali Emre; Aydin Alper; Mehtap Tunaci; Koray Acarli; Orhan Bilge; Yaman Tekant; Orhan Arioggul Long-term Results of Surgery for Liver Hemangiomas Arch Surg, Aug 2000; 135: 978 - 981.