The influence of training level and surgical experience on survival in colorectal cancer

[1] Lee JAH(1957)Fatality from three common surgical conditions in teaching and non-teaching hospitals Lancet 2 785-791

[2] Morrison SL(1963)Case-fatality in teaching and non-teaching hospitals 1956–59 Med Care 1 71-76

[3] Morris JN(1997)Low mortality following resection for pancreatic and periampullary tumours in 1026 patients: UK survey of specialist pancreatic units Br J Surg 84 1370-1376

[4] Lipworth L(1987)Improved hospital morbidity, mortality and survival after the Whipple procedure Ann Surg 206 358-365

[5] Lee JAH(2000)Effect of operative volume on morbidity, mortality, and hospital use after esophagectomy for cancer J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 119 1126-1134

[6] Morris JN(1992)The impact of subspeciality training on the management of advanced ovarian cancer Gynecol Oncol 47 203-209

[7] Neoptolemos JP(1996)Survival outcome of care by specialist surgeons in breast cancer: a study of 3786 patients in the west of Scotland BMJ 312 145-148

[8] Russell RCG(1994)Should general surgeons treat gastric carcinoma? An audit of practice and results, 1980–1985 Br J Surg 81 417-420

[9] Bramhall S(1999)Hospital volume can serve as a surrogate for surgeon volume for achieving excellent outcomes in colorectal resection Ann Surg 230 404-428

[10] Theis B(1991)Impact of variability among surgeons on postoperative morbidity and mortality and ultimate survival BMJ 302 1501-1505

[1] Lee JAH(1957)Fatality from three common surgical conditions in teaching and non-teaching hospitals Lancet 2 785-791

[2] Morrison SL(1963)Case-fatality in teaching and non-teaching hospitals 1956–59 Med Care 1 71-76

[3] Morris JN(1997)Low mortality following resection for pancreatic and periampullary tumours in 1026 patients: UK survey of specialist pancreatic units Br J Surg 84 1370-1376

[4] Lipworth L(1987)Improved hospital morbidity, mortality and survival after the Whipple procedure Ann Surg 206 358-365

[5] Lee JAH(2000)Effect of operative volume on morbidity, mortality, and hospital use after esophagectomy for cancer J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 119 1126-1134

[6] Morris JN(1992)The impact of subspeciality training on the management of advanced ovarian cancer Gynecol Oncol 47 203-209

[7] Neoptolemos JP(1996)Survival outcome of care by specialist surgeons in breast cancer: a study of 3786 patients in the west of Scotland BMJ 312 145-148

[8] Russell RCG(1994)Should general surgeons treat gastric carcinoma? An audit of practice and results, 1980–1985 Br J Surg 81 417-420

[9] Bramhall S(1999)Hospital volume can serve as a surrogate for surgeon volume for achieving excellent outcomes in colorectal resection Ann Surg 230 404-428

[10] Theis B(1991)Impact of variability among surgeons on postoperative morbidity and mortality and ultimate survival BMJ 302 1501-1505