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1. Full Text Mortality of emergency abdominal surgery in high‐, middle‐ and low‐income countries
by Fermani, C and Balmaceda, R and Marta Modolo, M and Macdermid, E and Gobin, N and Chenn, R and Ou Yong, C and Edye, M and Jarmin, M and D'amours, S. K and Iyer, D and Youssef, D and Phillips, N and Brown, J and George, R and Koh, C and Warren, O and Hanley, I and Dickfos, M and Nawara, C and Öfner, D and Primavesi, F and Mitul, A. R and Mahmud, K and Hussain, M and Hakim, H and Kumar, T and Oosterkamp, A and Assouto, P. A and Lawani, I and Imorou Souaibou, Y and Kyaw Tun, A and Leung Chong, C and Devadasar, G. H and Leung Chong, C and Rashid Minhas Qadir, M and Phyo Aung, K and Shi Yeo, L and Leung Chong, C and Palomino Castillo, V. D and Moron Munhoz, M and Moreira, G and Barros De Castro Segundo, L. C and Anderson Khouri Ferreira, S and Cassa Careta, M and Binna Kim, S and Venâncio De Sousa, A and Daltri Lazzarini Cury, A and Peixoto Soares Miguel, G and Vega Carreiro De Freitas, A and Pereira Silvestre, B and Guasti Pinto Vianna, J and Oliveira Felipe, C and Alberto Valente Laufer, L and Altoe, F and Ayres Da Silva, L and Pimenta, M. L and Fernandes Giuriato, T and Alves Bezerra Morais, P and Souza Luiz, J and Araujo, R and Menegussi, J and Leal, M and Lima, C. Vinícius Barroso and Sarmento Tatagiba, L and Leal, A and Vinicius dos Santos, D and Pereira Fraga, G and Lages Simoes, R and Stock, S and Nigo, S and Kabba, J and Ebogo Ngwa, T and Brown, J and King, S and Zani, A and Azzie, G and Firdouse, M and Kushwaha, S and Agarwal, A and Bailey, K and Cameron, B and Livingston, M and Horobjowsky, A and Deckelbaum, D. L and Marinkovic, T. Razek28B and Grasset, E and D'aguzan, N and Grasset, E and Jimenez, J and Macchiavello, R and Zhang, Z and Guo, W and Oh, J and Zheng, F and Montes, I and Sierra, S and Mendez, M and Villegas, M. I and Mendoza Arango, M. C and ... and GlobalSurg Collaborative and Medicinska fakulteten and Kirurgi and Institutionen för kirurgisk och perioperativ vetenskap and Umeå universitet
British Journal of Surgery, ISSN 0007-1323, 07/2016, Volume 103, Issue 8, pp. 971 - 988
Higher in low‐income countries 
SURGERY | SAFETY | Humans | Emergencies | Male | Abdomen - surgery | Quality Assurance, Health Care | Developed Countries | Patient Safety | Checklist | Gastrointestinal Diseases - surgery | Adult | Female | Developing Countries | Digestive System Surgical Procedures - mortality | Cohort Studies | Clinical Medicine | Medical and Health Sciences | Klinisk medicin | Medicin och hälsovetenskap | Surgery | Kirurgi
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2. Full Text Global patient outcomes after elective surgery: prospective cohort study in 27 low-, middle- and high-income countries The International Surgical Outcomes Study group
by Ahmad, T and Bouwman, RA and Grigoras, I and Aldecoa, C and Hofer, C and Hoeft, A and Holt, P and Fleisher, LA and Buhre, W and Pearse, RM and Ferguson, M and MacMahon, M and Shulman, M and Cherian, R and Currow, H and Kanathiban, K and Gillespie, D and Pathmanathan, E and Phillips, K and Reynolds, J and Rowley, J and Douglas, J and Kerridge, R and Garg, S and Bennett, M and Jain, M and Alcock, D and Terblanche, N and Cotter, R and Leslie, K and Stewart, M and Zingerle, N and Clyde, A and Hambidge, O and Rehak, A and Cotterell, S and Huynh, WBQ and McCulloch, T and Ben-Menachem, E and Egan, T and Cope, J and Halliwell, R and Fellinger, P and Haisjackl, M and Haselberger, S and Holaubek, C and Lichtenegger, P and Scherz, F and Schmid, W and Hoffer, F and Cakova, V and Eichwalder, A and Fischbach, N and Klug, R and Schneider, E and Vesely, M and Wickenhauser, R and Grubmueller, KG and Leitgeb, M and Lang, F and Toro, N and Bauer, M and Laengle, F and Haberl, C and Mayrhofer, T and Trybus, C and Buerkle, C and Forstner, K and Germann, R and Rinoesl, H and Schindler, E and Trampitsch, E and Bogner, G and Dankl, D and Duenser, M and Fritsch, G and Gradwohl-Matis, I and Hartmann, A and Hoelzenbein, T and Jaeger, T and Landauer, F and Lindl, G and Lux, M and Steindl, J and Stundner, O and Szabo, C and Bidgoli, J and Verdoodt, H and Forget, P and Kahn, D and Lois, F and Momeni, M and Pregardien, C and Pospiech, A and Steyaert, A and Veevaete, L and De Kegel, D and De Jongh, K and Foubert, L and Smitz, C and ... and Int Surgical Outcomes Study ISOS
BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA, ISSN 0007-0912, 11/2016, Volume 117, Issue 5, pp. 601 - 601
Background: As global initiatives increase patient access to surgical treatments, there remains a need to understand the adverse effects of surgery and define... 
surgical procedures | critical care/utilisation | cohort studies | postoperative care/methods | ANESTHESIOLOGY | operative/mortality | postoperative care/statistics and numerical data | surgery
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3. Full Text Surgical site infection after gastrointestinal surgery in high-income, middle-income, and low-income countries: a prospective, international, multicentre cohort study
by Bhangu, Aneel and Ademuyiwa, Adesoji O and Aguilera, Maria Lorena and Alexander, Philip and Al-Saqqa, Sara W and Borda-Luque, Giuliano and Costas-Chavarri, Ainhoa and Drake, Thomas M and Ntirenganya, Faustin and Fitzgerald, J Edward and Fergusson, Stuart J and Glasbey, James and Ingabire, JC Allen and Ismaïl, Lawani and Salem, Menatalla and Salem, Hosni Khairy and Kojo, Anyomih Theophilus Teddy and Lapitan, Marie Carmela and Lilford, Richard and Mihaljevic, Andre L and Morton, Dion and Mutabazi, Alphonse Zeta and Nepogodiev, Dmitri and Adisa, Adewale O and Ots, Riinu and Pata, Giacomo and Pata, Domenica and Pata, Francesco and Pinkney, Thomas and Poškus, Tomas and Qureshi, Mobeen and Qureshi, Ahmad Uzair and Ramos-De la Medina, Antonio and Rayne, Sarah and Shaw, Catherine A and Shu, Sebestian and Shu, Sebastian and Spence, Richard and Smart, Neil and Tabiri, Stephen and Harrison, Ewen M and Khatri, Chetan and Mohan, Midhun and Jaffry, Zahra and Altamini, Afnan and Kirby, Andrew and Søreide, Kjetil and Søreide, Jon Arne and Recinos, Gustavo and Cornick, Jen and Modolo, Maria Marta and Iyer, Dush and Iyer, Dushyant and King, Sebastian and Arthur, Tom and Nahar, Sayeda Nazmum and Waterman, Ade and Walsh, Michael and Agarwal, Arnav and Zani, Augusto and Firdouse, Mohammed and Rouse, Tyler and Liu, Qinyang and Correa, Juan Camilo and Talving, Peep and Worku, Mengistu and Worku, Tewodros and Arnaud, Alexis and Arnaud, Alexis Pierre and Kalles, Vasileios and Kalles, Vassilis and Kumar, Basant and Kumar, Sunil and Kumar, Sandip and Amandito, Radhian and Quek, Roy and Ansaloni, Luca and Altibi, Ahmed and Venskutonis, Donatas and Zilinskas, Justas and Poskus, Tomas and Whitaker, John and Msosa, Vanessa and Tew, Yong Yong and Farrugia, Alexia and Borg, Elaine and Bentounsi, Zineb and Gala, Tanzeela and Al-Slaibi, Ibrahim and Tahboub, Haya and Alser, Osaid H and Romani, Diego and Major, Piotr and Mironescu, Aurel and Mironescu, Aurel Sandu and Bratu, Matei and Bratu, Matei Razvan and Kourdouli, Amar and Ndajiwo, Aliyu and Altwijri, Abdulaziz and ... and GlobalSurg Collaborative
The Lancet Infectious Diseases, ISSN 1473-3099, 05/2018, Volume 18, Issue 5, pp. 516 - 525
Surgical site infection (SSI) is one of the most common infections associated with health care, but its importance as a global health priority is not fully... 
MORTALITY | CARE-ASSOCIATED INFECTION | AFRICA | INFECTIOUS DISEASES | THERAPY | HEALTH | Prospective Studies | Global Health | Cross Infection - prevention & control | Humans | Risk Factors | Surgical Wound Infection - economics | Male | Digestive System Surgical Procedures - adverse effects | Surgical Wound Infection - etiology | Socioeconomic Factors | Incidence | Surgical Wound Infection - prevention & control | Developed Countries | Female | Developing Countries | Cohort Studies | Cross Infection - epidemiology | Health care | Low income groups | Microbiology | Income | Clinical trials | Strategic planning | Infections | Risk factors | Prevention | Ethics | Regression models | Surgery | Quality | Antibiotic resistance | Mathematical models | Public health | Abdominal surgery | High income | Health | Research & development--R&D | Laparoscopy | Regression analysis | Disease control | Patients | Abdomen | Studies | Infectious diseases | Hospitals | Antibiotics | Collaboration | Gastrointestinal surgery | Bayesian analysis
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4. Full Text Critical care admission following elective surgery was not associated with survival benefit: prospective analysis of data from 27 countries
by Kahan, Brennan C and Koulenti, Desponia and Arvaniti, Kostoula and Beavis, Vanessa and Campbell, Douglas and Chan, Matthew and Moreno, Rui and Pearse, Rupert M and Beattie, Scott and Clavien, Pierre-Alain and Demartines, Nicolas and Fleisher, Lee A and Grocott, Mike and Haddow, James and Hoeft, Aneas and Holt, Peter and Pritchard, Naomi and Rhodes, Anew and Wijeysundera, Duminda and Wilson, Matt and Ahmed, Tahania and Everingham, Kirsty and Hewson, Russell and Januszewska, Marta and Phull, Mandeep-Kaur and Halliwell, Richard and Shulman, Mark and Myles, Paul and Schmid, Werner and Hiesmayr, Michael and Wouters, Patrick and de Hert, Stefan and Lobo, Suzana and Fang, Xiangming and Rasmussen, Lars and Futier, Emmanuel and Biais, Matthieu and Venara, Aurélien and Slim, Karem and Sander, Michael and Koulenti, Despoina and Chan, Mathew and Kulkarni, Atul and Chana, Susilo and Tantri, Aida and Geddoa, Emad and Abbas, Muntadhar and Della Rocca, Giorgio and Sivasakthi, Datin and Mansor, Marzida and Luna, Pastor and Bouwman, Arthur and Buhre, Wolfgang and Short, Tim and Osinaike, Tunde and Matos, Ricardo and Grigoras, Ioana and Kirov, Mikhail and Protsenko, Denis and Biccard, Bruce and Aldecoa, Cesar and Chew, Michelle and Hofer, Christoph and Hubner, Martin and Ditai, James and Szakmany, Tamas and Fleisher, Lee and Ferguson, Marissa and MacMahon, Michael and Cherian, Ritchie and Currow, Helen and