AB196. SOH24AB_217. Selective use of tracheostomy for airway management in oral cavity oncology patients decreases perioperative morbidity and hospital stay
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Cite this abstract as: Kearns J, Bowe C, Murphy C, O’Connell JE. AB196. SOH24AB_217. Selective use of tracheostomy for airway management in oral cavity oncology patients decreases perioperative morbidity and hospital stay. Mesentery Peritoneum 2024;8:AB196.