From: Risk factors for periappendiceal adhesions in acute appendicitis: a retrospective comparative study
Clinical characters | Number of cases (proportion, %) |
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Gender, male/female | 89 (47.8%)/ 97 (52.2%) |
Age, < 40 / ≥ 40 years | 101 (54.3%)/ 85 (45.7%) |
Operation, LA/OA | 155 (83.3%)/ 31 (16.7%) |
First onset, yes/no | 118 (63.4%)/ 68 (36.6%) |
Time interval from the onset to operation, days | 6 no record |
 ≤ 1 | 64 (34.4%) |
 1 < and ≤ 2 | 58 (31.2%) |
 2 < and ≤ 3 | 22 (11.8%) |
 > 3 | 36 (19.4%) |
Time interval from initial onset to operation of recurrent patients, months | 5 no record |
 ≤ 3 | 9 (14.3%) |
 3 < and ≤ 12 | 25 (39.7%) |
 > 12 | 29 (46.0%) |
Degree of intraoperative adhesions mild/middle/severe | 92 (49.5%)/ 34 (18.3%)/ 60 (32.2%) |
Intraoperative suppuration, yes/no | 103 (55.4%)/ 83 (44.6%) |
Intraoperative appendiceal perforation, yes/no | 27 (14.5%)/ 159 (85.5%) |
Operative time, mins | 76 (20, 190) |
Preoperative leukocyte count, × 109/L | 11.4 (2.1, 24.3) |
Preoperative neutrophil percentage | 74.6% (30.5%, 95.8%) |
Preoperative US revealed periappendiceal fluid, yes/no | 4 no record 35 (18.8%)/ 147 (79%) |
Drainage tube, yes/no | 115 (61.8%)/ 71 (38.2) |
Pathology results, suppurative/ non-suppurative appendicitis | 108 (58.1%)/ 78 (41.9%) |