Grade | Definition |
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I | Any complication that deviates from the natural course of the operation; treatments include antiemetic, antipyretic, analgesic, and diuretic drugs; infusion; physical therapy; as well as bedside debridement of incision infection. |
II | Medications other than those permitted for grade I complications are required, including blood transfusion and total parenteral nutrition support. |
III | Surgical and endoscopic interventions and radiotherapy are required. |
IIIa | No general anesthesia is required. |
IIIb | General anesthesia is needed. |
IV | Life-threatening complications requiring intensive care. |
IVa | Single-organ dysfunction |
IVb | Multi-organ dysfunction |
V | Death |