Obstetrics and Gynecology International / 2011 / Article / Tab 1 / Clinical Study
Comparison of Perioperative Outcomes of Total Laparoscopic and Robotically Assisted Hysterectomy for Benign Pathology during Introduction of a Robotic Program Table 1 Preoperative characteristics.
Group A, laparoscopic (
) Group B, robotic (
) Group C, vaginal (
)
Age 0.2101
34 25 11 Mean (SD) 42.5 (8.78) 46.6 (7.54) 44.1 (10.72) 95% CI (39.4, 45.5) (43.5, 49.7) (36.9, 51.3) Range (27, 60) (30, 64) (32, 63) Body mass index 0.2925 More than 30 20 (58.82%) 16 (64.00%) 4 (36.36%) Less than 30 14 (41.18%) 9 (36.00%) 7 (63.64%) Uterine weight (g) 0.0043 Less than 250 g 29 (85.29%) 14 (56.00%) 11 (100%) More than 250 g 5 (14.71%) 11 (44.00%) Race 0.1534 African American 7 (20.59%) 12 (48.00%) 2 (18.18%) White 21 (61.76%) 10 (40.00%) 8 (72.73%) Hispanic 6 (17.65%) 3 (12.00%) 1 (9.09%) Prior pelvic or abdominal surgery 0.3523 None 8 (23.53%) 6 (24.00%) 6 (54.55%) 1 occurrence 14 (41.18%) 11 (44.00%) 3 (27.27%) 2 and more occurrences 12 (35.29%) 8 (32.00%) 2 (18.18%) Type of surgery <.0001 1 31 (91.18%) 21 (84.00%) 3 (27.27%) 2 and more 3 (8.82%) 4 (16.00%) 8 (72.73%) Indication for surgery Adnexal mass 3 7 0 Endometriosis 2 1 0 Abnormal uterine bleeding 9 3 0 Hyperplasia 1 0 0 Dysplasia 13 1 3 Leiomyomas 10 11 0 SUI 2 2 4 Chronic pelvic pain 3 1 0 Adenomyosis 2 10 1 Pelvic prolapse 0 0 7 Other 2 6 3