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This study reviews 13 cases of acute perforated peptic ulcers (PPU) following elective spine surgeries among 24,026 patients, highlighting the importance of early detection and intervention. Key risk factors identified include a history of peptic ulcers, elevated serum amylase levels, and significant intraoperative blood loss. The findings suggest that spine surgeons should remain vigilant for these risk factors to improve patient outcomes through timely diagnosis and surgical intervention.

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PascalJacques

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