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The PRECious trial PREdiction of Complications, a step up approach, CRP first followed by CT scan imaging to ensure quality control after major abdominal surgery: study protocol for a stepped wedge trial

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Table 1 Study measurements
Fig. 1 Flow chart for the stepped wedge design of the PRECious trial. ASA=Americal Society of Aneasthesiologist score, GFR=Glomerular filtrationrate, PROMs=Patient Reported Outcome Measures, POD=Postoperative day

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