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Table 2 Study characteristics, surgical details and postoperative outcomes of included conference abstracts

From: Parastomal hernias after cystectomy and ileal conduit urinary diversion: surgical treatment and the use of prophylactic mesh: a systematic review

Study characteristics*

Surgical details

Postoperative outcomes*

Author

Country

Study period

Sample size

Mean age

Male (%)

Surgical technique

Approach

Mesh repair

Mesh position

Post- operative compl. rate

Rec. rate

Length of follow-up

Type of follow-up

Length of stay

Antor 2017

France

2006–2015

9

63 (59–83)

NR

NR

Lap

Yes

Intra-peritoneal

0%

22%

27 m (7–106)

Clinical + PC

6d (4–13)

Davis 2012

Canada

2005–2010

11

63.9 (47–79)

36%

NR

Lap

Yes

NR

NR

27%

19.1 m (1–62)

NR

6.3d (1–12)

Jaipuria 2020

India

2018–2019

6

67

67%

MS

RA

Yes

Intra-peritoneal

NR

0%

10 m

NR

2d

Shakir 2020

USA

2017–2019

7

71

29%

Keyhole

RA

Yes

Intra-peritoneal

29%

0%

90 d

NR

4d

Von Bodman 2012

Germany

2009–2011

13

70

54%

3D funnel shape

Open

Yes

Intra-peritoneal

31%

8%

23 m

Clinical + US

NR

  1. *Numbers within brackets indicate ranges, unless otherwise stated
  2. NR not reported, MS modified Sugarbaker, lap. laparoscopic, RA robotic-assisted, compl. complications, rec. recurrence, m months, PC phone call, US ultrasonography