Case Reports in Surgery / 2012 / Article / Tab 2 / Case Report
Reexpansion Pulmonary Edema following Laparoscopy-Assisted Distal Gastrectomy for a Patient with Early Gastric Cancer: A Case Report Table 2 Reported cases of pulmonary edema following laparoscopic surgery.
Case Year [Ref.] Age Sex Comorbidity Disease Laparoscopic Position Single-lung ventilation Operation time Infusion Urinary output Pulmonary 1 1995 [5 ]* 32 y F None Sterility Diagnostic laparotomy Trendelenburg Present 80 min 2000 mL ND Unilateral 2 2000 [6 ] 31 y F Obesity, pregnancy Cushing’s synd. Adrenalectomy Lateral None 150 min 2150 mL 1100 mL Unilateral 3 2005 [7 ] 23 y F Obesity Obesity Bariatric surgery ND Present 140 min 2400 mL 120 mL Unilateral 4 2007 [8 ] 32 y M None Donor Nephrectomy Lateral None 300 min 7700 mL 1550 mL Unilateral 5 2007 [8 ] 44 y M None Donor Nephrectomy Lateral None 330 min 8000 mL 2750 mL Unilateral 6 2010 [9 ]* 45 y M None Cecal cancer Ileocecal resection ND None 182 min 3460 mL 1330 mL Bilateral 7 2010 [10 ]* 73 y M HT, DM, angina Cholecystitis Cholecystectomy ND None 128 min 2150 mL 290 mL Bilateral 8 2010 [11 ] 25 y F None Ectopic pregnancy ND Trendelenburg None 50 min 1750 mL ND Bilateral 9 2010 [12 ] 63 y M None Prostate cancer Prostatectomy Trendelenburg None 256 min 2500 mL 800 mL Bilateral 10 2011† 57 y F None Gastric cancer Distal gastrectomy Head-up tilt Present 309 min 2150 mL 290 mL Bilateral
*Reported in Japanese with English abstract; † our case; Ref.: reference number; ND: not described; HT: hypertension; DM: diabetes mellitus; Synd.: syndrome.
