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Table 1 Socio demographic and some clinical characteristics of patients who underwent early relaparotomy at HFCSH Surgery ward, Harar, Ethiopia, September 2016 to August 2020

From: Magnitude of early relaparotomy and its outcome among patients who underwent laparotomy in a tertiary hospital in Eastern Ethiopia: a cross- sectional study

Characteristics

Frequency (%)

Sex (N = 82)

Male

53 (64.6)

Female

29 (35.4)

Mean and Standard Deviation of Age (years)

33.32 ± 16.63

 

Age (N = 82)

< 18 years

9 (10.9)

18 to 36 years

31 (37.8)

> 37 years

28 (34.1)

Diagnosis at primary laparotomy (N = 82)

Gangrenous Bowel Obstruction

20 (24.4)

Viscous perforations

21 (25.6)

Abdominal trauma

16 (19.5)

Perforated Appendix

8 (9.8)

Other GI and pancreatic Surgery

14 (17.1)

Stoma (Ileostomy or Colostomy) reversal

3 (3.7)

Types of relaparotomy

Emergency

76 (92.7)

Planned

6 (7.3)