Regional anesthesia for hip fracture surgery was not associated with increased 30 day mortality compared to general anesthesia

Regional anesthesia for hip fracture surgery was not associated with increased 30 day mortality compared to general anesthesia

<p>A hip fracture can mean surgery and a hospital stay. The type of anesthesia used in that surgery might affect the length of the hospital stay and recovery. Researchers compared the two types of surgical anesthesia in hip fracture patients and found that there was no difference in survival a month after surgery. Patients who had regional anesthesia had a slightly shorter hospital stay.</p>

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