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Of patients admitted to ICU, 71 (41%) received vasopressor support. This was weaned within 24h in 55 (77%) patients. Patients with larger tumours ( 6cm) and a transfusion requirement are more likely to require prolonged inotropic support. Among patients admitted to the ward, there were no complications that required escalation of care. Although not widespread practice in Australia and New Zealand, it appears safe for the majority of patients undergoing minimally invasive resection of phaeochromocytoma to be admitted to the ward p
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