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Underweight Patients Are the Highest-Risk BMI Group for Perioperative Adverse Events after Total Shoulder Arthroplasty

Taylor D. Ottesen, Walter Robert Hsiang, Rohil Malpani, Arya G. Varthi, Lee Eric Rubin, Jonathan Newman Grauer

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Ottesen, Taylor D.; Hsiang, Walter R.; Malpani, Rohil; Varthi, Arya G. MD; Rubin, Lee E. MD; Grauer, Jonathan N. MD Author Information

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Ottesen, Taylor D.; Hsiang, Walter R.; Malpani, Rohil; Varthi, Arya G. MD; Rubin, Lee E. MD; Grauer, Jonathan N. MD Author Information

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Ottesen, Taylor D.; Hsiang, Walter R.; Malpani, Rohil; Varthi, Arya G. MD; Rubin, Lee E. MD; Grauer, Jonathan N. MD Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Underweight, Perioperative, Arthroplasty, Surgery, General surgery, Internal medicine, Body mass index

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