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The influence of primary language on postoperative stroke outcomes (23 April 2024)

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This study in the American Journal of Surgery looked at whether language barriers have the potential to influence acute stroke outcomes. The authors examined postoperative stroke outcomes among non-English primary language speakers and found that there were no differences in length-of-stay or secondary outcomes, but there were higher odds of feeding tube placement.

The influence of primary language on postoperative stroke outcomes (23 April 2024) https://www.americanjournalofsurgery.com/article/S0002-9610(24)00240-X/abstract

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