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Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2007
Surgical teams have not had a routine, reliable measure of patient condition at the end of an operation. We aimed to develop an Apgar score for the field of surgery, an outcomes score that teams could calculate at the end of any general or vascular surgical procedure to accurately grade a patient's condition and chances of major complications or death ...
Gawande, Atul +4 more
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Surgical teams have not had a routine, reliable measure of patient condition at the end of an operation. We aimed to develop an Apgar score for the field of surgery, an outcomes score that teams could calculate at the end of any general or vascular surgical procedure to accurately grade a patient's condition and chances of major complications or death ...
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2023
Abstract The Apgar scoring system was developed in 1953 by Virginia Apgar to differentiate between infants who require resuscitation efforts and those for whom routine care is sufficient. Apgar scoring is performed while care is being delivered.
Muhammad Fayyaz Ahmed, Ihab Kamel
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Abstract The Apgar scoring system was developed in 1953 by Virginia Apgar to differentiate between infants who require resuscitation efforts and those for whom routine care is sufficient. Apgar scoring is performed while care is being delivered.
Muhammad Fayyaz Ahmed, Ihab Kamel
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Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 1996
Apgar scores are determined for every neonate born in a U.S. hospital. Despite the frequency with which the scores are calculated, they are not always accurate. In addition, some individuals attempt to use the scores to substantiate certain claims, such as birth asphyxia.
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Apgar scores are determined for every neonate born in a U.S. hospital. Despite the frequency with which the scores are calculated, they are not always accurate. In addition, some individuals attempt to use the scores to substantiate certain claims, such as birth asphyxia.
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1989
This is an extremely popular system for initial evaluation of the neonate immediately after birth. It was developed by Virginia Apgar in 1953 [1]. The score is designed to identify depressed infants requiring resuscitation in the first few minutes of life.
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This is an extremely popular system for initial evaluation of the neonate immediately after birth. It was developed by Virginia Apgar in 1953 [1]. The score is designed to identify depressed infants requiring resuscitation in the first few minutes of life.
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Virginia Apgar—the Apgar Score
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1995M A, Shampo, R A, Kyle
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Association between apgar score at 5 minutes and adverse outcomes among Low-Risk pregnancies
Journal of Maternal-Fetal and Neonatal Medicine, 2022Han-Yang Chen +2 more
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The Apgar score in clinical research: for what, how and by whom it is used
Journal of Perinatal Medicine, 2023Henry J Różycki
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