Cigarette Smoking Increases Complication Rate in Forefoot Surgery

Posted on January 13, 2015 by admin

Cigarette Smoking Increases Complication Rate in Forefoot Surgery Clayton C. Bettin et al Foot & Ankle International January 12, 2015 Quote: Background: Cigarette smoking is known to increase perioperative complication rates, but no study to date has examined its effect specifically in forefoot surgery

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Cigarette Smoking Increases Complication Rate in Forefoot Surgery

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