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Table 2 Demographic features of patients and operative data for successful laparoscopic adrenalectomies according to the types of lesions

From: Experience of an endocrine surgeon in laparoscopic transperitoneal adrenalectomy

 

Cushing’s syndrome

Pheochromocytoma

Incidentaloma

Conn’s syndrome

Other

Unilateral

Bilaterala

Unilateral

Bilaterala

Unilateral

Bilaterala

Unilateral

Unilateral

Laparoscopic adrenalectomies (n)

26

17

25

1

17

4

8

9

Mean age, years, (range)

52.8 (39–68)

40.5 (26–54)

47.1 (27–64)

51

52.2 (27-68)

34.8 (23–50)

52.9 (39–72)

49.3 (33–59)

Female/Male (n)

22/4

15/2

14/11

1/0

13/4

2/2

5/3

6/3

Body mass index, kg/m2, (mean, range)

27.1 (22.8–43.0)

29.2 (23.8–39.4)

27.3 (18.8–39.1)

28.9

28.3 (20.8–38.1)

29.3 (24.2–34.3)

28.5 (21.6–36.7)

29.7 (20.6–38.7)

ASA scores, I/II/III/IV (n)

2/17/7/0

8/8/1/0

4/19/2/0

II

9/8/0/0

2/2/0/0

2/6/0/0

3/6/0/0

Right / Left (n)

10/16

13/12

9/8

1/7

3/6

Duration of operation, min (mean, range)

61.3 (50–85)

131.5 (90–210)

60.6 (40–95)

140

61.2 (40–80)

121.3 (95–140)

61.9 (55–75)

54.4 (45–70)

Estimated blood loss (ml)

32.3 (0–200)

73.2 (0–450)

34 (0–130)

60

26.2 (0–100)

53.8 (35–75)

27.5 (0–100)

42 (0–150)

Tumor size a , cm (mean, range)

3.1 (1.5–5)

4.7 (3.2–6.2)

4.2 (1.8–8)

3.5

4.3 (1.1–7.2)

4.9 (4.3–5.9)

1.6 (1–2)

4.6 (1.2–7.5)

Complications (n, %)

1 (3.8)

2 (11.7)

1 (4)

Postoperative oral intake, days (mean, range)

1.04 (1–2)

1 (1–1)

1.04 (1–2)

1

1 (1–1)

1 (1–1)

1 (1–1)

1 (1–1)

Postoperative hospital stay, days (mean, range)

1.4 (1–4)

3 (1–5)

1.3 (1–3)

3

1.5 (1–4)

2.8 (2–3)

1 (1–1)

1.4 (1–3)

  1. aIn bilateral cases, the largest tumor size was considered