Commentary on: The impact of perioperative hypothermia on plastic surgery outcomes: a multivariate logistic regression of 1062 cases.

Aesthet Surg J

Dr Oppikofer is a plastic surgeon in private practice in Montreux, Switzerland, and Chair of the ASAPS Patient Safety Committee.

Published: January 2015

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