Analysis of routine intensive care unit admission following fronto-orbital advancement for craniosynostosis.

Authors

Mitchel Seruya, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DCFollow
Tina M. Sauerhammer, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC
Deniz Basci, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC
Gary F. Rogers, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DCFollow
Michael J. Boyajian, George Washington University
John S. Myseros, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DCFollow
Amanda L. Yaun, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC
Robert F. Keating, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DCFollow
Albert K. Oh, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DCFollow

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

4-2013

Journal

Plastic and Reproductive Surgery

Volume

Volume 131, Issue 4

Inclusive Pages

582e-588e

Keywords

Craniosynostoses--surgery; Intensive Care Units; Orthopedic Procedures--methods; Patient Admission--statistics & numerical data; Postoperative Complications--epidemiology

APA Citation

Seruya, M., Sauerhammer, T. M., Basci, D., Rogers, G. F., Boyajian, M. J., Myseros, J. S., . . . Oh, A. K. (2013). Analysis of routine intensive care unit admission following fronto-orbital advancement for craniosynostosis. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 131(4), 582e-588e.

Peer Reviewed

1