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A feasibility study to investigate postoperative oxygen consumption (POpOC) after colorectal surgery requiring bowel resection
BACKGROUND: Oxygen consumption after surgery is increased in response to the tissue trauma sustained intra-operatively and the subsequent systemic inflammatory response that ensues. The cardio-respiratory system must match the tissue oxygen and metabolic requirements; otherwise, peri-operative compl
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