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Does Frailty Help Predict Postoperative Outcomes in Cardiac Surgery?
This study will assess the benefit in using a frailty score to quantify accurate risk pre-operatively in patients undergoing major cardiac surgery in order to predict morbidity and disability-free survival post-operatively.
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