2003
DOI: 10.1016/s1074-3804(03)80088-9
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Laparoscopic hysterectomy: The kaiser permanente San Diego experience

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“…Though the traditional surgical approach to SBO has been laparotomy, recent studies report successful laparoscopic approaches to adhesiolysis. Laparoscopy offers less postoperative pain, quicker return of bowel function, shorter hospital stay, reduced recovery time, fewer wound complications, and decreased postoperative adhesion formation [19][20][21][22]. Prospective, randomized trials evaluating laparoscopic treatment of acute SBO have not been performed to date.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Though the traditional surgical approach to SBO has been laparotomy, recent studies report successful laparoscopic approaches to adhesiolysis. Laparoscopy offers less postoperative pain, quicker return of bowel function, shorter hospital stay, reduced recovery time, fewer wound complications, and decreased postoperative adhesion formation [19][20][21][22]. Prospective, randomized trials evaluating laparoscopic treatment of acute SBO have not been performed to date.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rate of readmission in prior studies varies from 1.1% to 6.7%. [5][6][7][8] For sameday discharges, the largest analysis was completed by Schiavone et al 5 looking at 128,634 patients from an administrative database using reimbursement claims. The readmission rate for a same-day discharge was 4.0% compared with a readmission rate of 3.6% for those discharged on the day following surgery.…”
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“…Retrospektive Studien, welche die LASH mit der LAVH [20] oder der TLH [11] verglichen, zeigten für die LASH, obwohl durch ihre retrospektive Erhebung limitiert, eine kürzere Operationsdauer, einen geringeren Blutverlust und eine verkürzte Hospitalisierung. Eine andere Studie [22] hingegen konnte im Vergleich der LASH mit der TLH keinen Unterschied hinsichtlich Blutverlust und Hospitalisierung feststellen.…”
Section: Ergebnisse Und Vergleich Mit Anderen Hysterektomieformenunclassified
“…Lyons et al [18] konnten in einem Vergleich zwischen LASH und LAVH einen signifikant geringeren Blutverlust für die LASH (50 vs. 250 ml; <0,001) zeigen. Andere Autoren konnten dies für den Vergleich mit der LAVH [20,27], aber auch mit der TLH [11] in ihren Studien bestätigen. Johnson et al [12] kamen in ihrer CochraneMetaanalyse ebenfalls zu dem Ergebnis, dass das lapararoskopische im Vergleich mit dem abdominalen Vorgehen zu einem geringeren Blutverlust führt.…”
Section: Blutverlustunclassified
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