Summary
This retrospective multicenter study examined operating room extubation practices and timing in patients undergoing cardiac surgery. The work addresses clinical anaesthetic and surgical recovery management in a non-food, non-agricultural context and falls outside Vitagri's scope of inquiry into farming systems, soil health, nutrient density, and diet–health relationships.
Regional applicability
Not applicable. This study concerns acute perioperative cardiac care management and has no relevance to United Kingdom agricultural policy, farming practice, or food system outcomes.
Key measures
Operating room extubation timing, extubation practices, postoperative outcomes (inferred from title)
Outcomes reported
The study examined extubation practices and timing in patients undergoing cardiac surgery, likely measuring outcomes such as time to extubation, complications, and recovery metrics.
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