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Table 4 Perioperative outcome in patients undergoing robot-assisted pancreas resection with subgroup analysis of different previous surgeries

From: Feasibility of robotic-assisted pancreatic resection in patients with previous minor abdominal surgeries: a single-center experience of the first three years

 

NPS (n = 69)

uaPS (n = 19)

p-value*

laPS (n = 48)

p-value*

openPS (n = 34)

P-value*

multiPS (n = 15)

p-value*

Operating time (min)

262 (167–331)

244 (162–310)

0.742

246 (149–300)

0.110

226 (148–274)

0.080

258 (179–299)

0.404

Conversion

7 (10%)

0 (0%)

0.148

4 (8%)

0.741

4 (12%)

0.802

1 (7%)

0.677

Complications: Clavien–Dindo

         

 > 3a

33 (48%)

10 (53%)

0.711

19 (40%)

0.377

11 (32%)

0.135

8 (53%)

0.699

POPF yes/no

30 (43%)

8 (42%)

0.742

17 (35%)

0.704

11 (32%)

0.527

6 (40%)

0.798

 Biochemical leakage

6 (9%)

1 (5%)

 

5 (10%)

 

4 (12%)

 

2 (13%)

 

 B

21 (30%)

7 (37%)

 

11 (23%)

 

6 (18%)

 

4 (27%)

 

 C

3 (4%)

0 (0%)

 

1 (2%)

 

1 (3%)

 

0 (0%)

 

Postpancreatectomy hemorrhage

10 (14%)

4 (21%)

0.774

7 (15%)

0.220

3 (9%)

0.240

2 (13%)

0.936

 A

3 (4%)

1 (5%)

 

1 (2%)

 

0 (0%)

 

1 (7%)

 

 B

6 (9%)

2 (11%)

 

2 (4%)

 

1 (3%)

 

1 (7%)

 

 C

1 (1%)

1 (5%)

 

4 (8%)

 

2 (6%)

 

0 (0%)

 

Intraabdominal fluid collection

25 (36%)

9 (47%)

0.567

14 (29%)

0.301

6 (18%)

0.36

5 (33%)

0.766

Pulmonary complication

14 (20%)

4 (21%)

0.942

8 (17%)

0.622

3 (9%)

0.140

2 (13%)

0.534

ReOP

8 (12%)

0 (0%)

0.105

6 (13%)

0.898

2 (6%)

0.368

1 (7%)

0.570

90 days mortality

6 (9%)

1 (5%)

0.624

2 (4%)

0.340

2 (6%)

0.616

0 (0%)

0.236

Length of ICU stay (days)

1 (1–3)

1 (1–4)

0.964

1 (1–2)

0.814

1 (1–2)

0.592

1 (1–8)

0.587

Length of hospital stay (days)

13 (9–24)

11 (8–16)

0.288

10 (8–18)

0.230

10 (8–14)

0.61

10 (8–32)

0.652

  1. NPS no previous surgery, uaPS upper abdominal previous surgery, laPS  lower abdominal previous surgery, openPS  open previous surgery, multiPS  multiple abdominal previous surgeries; individuals may be part of more than one subgroup
  2. *Compared to NPS