The impact of failure to rescue on the volume-mortality relationship has previously
been studied for many non-cardiac operations. This study seeks to determine whether,
in cardiovascular surgery, increased mortality at low volume hospitals is a function
of higher primary mortality or of less successful rescue from complications.
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