Resumption of elective surgery during the Covid-19 pandemic crisis has been debated widely and largely discouraged. The aim of this prospective cohort study was to assess the feasibility of resuming elective operations during the current and possible future peaks of the pandemic.

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Conclusion

This prospective study shows that, despite the severity and high transmissibility of novel coronavirus 2 disease, COVID-19-free hospitals can represent a safe setting to resume many types of elective surgery during the peak of a pandemic.

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Read the full published paper here.

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Contact Mr Emanuele Gammeri for more information

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