Cost Burden of Disruptive Surgical Bleeding

What is it about?

This publication uses valuable real-world evidence (RWE) to quantify the burden of bleeding on patient outcomes, healthcare resource utilization, and hospital costs across a range of nine surgical procedures. In this large study of over 50,000 patients, we describe increases in total hospital costs, length of stay and hospital readmissions associated with disruptive surgical bleeding.

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Why is it important?

These results underscore the substantial clinical and economic burden imposed by disruptive bleeding in a wide range of surgical procedures. Our findings highlight the pressing need for more effective and timely interventions to address surgical bleeding events.