Proteasome Activity and C-Reactive Protein Concentration in the Course of Inflammatory Reaction in Relation to the Type of Abdominal Operation and the Surgical Technique Used

Table 1

Characteristics of the study patients.

	Enrollment and randomization ()		value
The type of surgical procedure	Laparoscopic	Open
Gender (F/M)	Male	(48.28%)
	Female	(51.72%)
	Male; (32%)	Male; (24%)
	Female; (68%)	Female; (76%)
Age	7–17 y; (median, 13); (range, 11–15)
	8–17 y; (median, 12)	7–17 y; (median, 14)
Type of surgery	Ovarian cyst	(48%)
	Cholelithiasis	(52%)
	Ovarian cyst; (44%)	Ovarian cyst; (52%)
	Cholelithiasis; (56%)	Cholelithiasis; (48%)
Operation times	1.5 h–2.5 h
	1.5 h (60%)	1.5 h (36%)
	2.5 h (40%)	2.5 h (64%)
Type of anesthesia	General anesthesia (100%)
Blood loss (mL)	Nonsignificant	Nonsignificant
Intraabdominal pressure	12 mmHg	N/A
Intraoperative/postoperative complications	None	None
Type and dosage of medication	All patients after surgical intervention received standard surgical care and postoperative treatment according to the standard treatment protocols of our clinic and after surgeries were given intravenous paracetamol
Length of stay	3–4 days
	Up to 3 days; (68.42%)	Up to 3 days; (26.09%)
	Up to 4 days; (31.58%)	Up to 4 days; (73.91%)

A value < 0.05 is considered to show a significant difference between groups. Paracetamol has no influence on inflammatory response