Laparoscopic Primary Colorrhaphy for Acute Iatrogenic Perforations during Colonoscopy
Table 1
Preoperative and intraoperative parameters.
Patient
Gender
Age (years)
BMI (kg/m2)
ASA
Perforation site
Mechanism of perforation
Time between perforation and surgery (hours)
Conversion to open procedure
Intraoperative complications
1
F
67
26.3
2
Sigmoid
Direct trauma
4
No
No
2
F
83
21.3
3
Sigmoid
Direct trauma
3
No
No
3
F
58
30.9
2
Sigmoid
Thermal injury¶
18
No
No
4
F
78
26.1
3
Sigmoid
Direct trauma
3
No
No
5
F
71
27.5
2
Cecum
Thermal injury¥
20
No
No
Overall§
Female 100%
71.4 ± 9.7
26.4 ± 3.4
2
Sigmoid: 80%; Cecum: 20%
Direct trauma: 60%; Thermal injury: 40%
9.6 ± 9.3
0%
0%
ASA: American College of Anesthesiologists Score; BMI: Body Mass Index. §Mean ± standard deviation, except ASA, which is represented as median. ¶Thermal injury following anterior rectosigmoid polypectomy. ¥Thermal injury following ablation of two incidentally found large cecal angiodysplasias.
