Single-Access Laparoscopic Surgery for Ileal Disease

Table 1

Patients characteristics, presentation and perioperative data.

Case No	Sex	Age (yrs)	BMI (kg/m^2)	Previous Open Abdominal Surgery	Presentation	SALS Operation	Pathology	Complications	Length of Postop Stay
1	F	62	23	Hyesterectomy & BSO	Small bowel obstruction	Adhesiolyis, enterotomy	Gallstone ileus	No	5
2	F	59	23.5	No	Abdominal pain, anaemia	Ileal resection	Crohn’s Disease	No	5
3	F	78	25.2	No	Abdominal pain, vomiting	Ileal resection	Lymphoma	No	7
4	F	48	28	No	RIF pain	Trucut Biopsy	Carcinoid tumor	No	3
5	F	70	22	No	Faecaluria, recurrent UTI	Loop ileostomy	Metastatic Sigmoid cancer	No	2
6	M	22	20.2	No	Abdominal pain, weight loss	Small bowel resection	Ileal TB	No	4
7	F	37	20.8	No	RIF pain	Ileocaecal resection	Crohn’s Disease	No	4
8	F	34	22	No	RIF pain	Ileocaecal resection	Crohn’s Disease	No	6
9	F	27	21.5	No	RIF pain, vomiting	Ileocaecal resection	Crohn’s Disease	No	3
10	F	27	21.5	No	RIF Pain with masss	Ileocaecal resection	Crohn’s Disease	No	6

BMI: Body Mass Index; Postop: Postoperative; F: Female; M: Male; BSO: Bilateral Salphingo-oophorectomy; Abdo: Abdominal; RIF: Right iliac fossa; UTI: Urinary Tract Infection; TB: Tuberculosis.