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Table 3 Peri-operative care given, procedure done, intra- and postoperative clinical characteristics of patients managed for IO in WURH from 2018 to 2021 (N = 196)

From: Surgical management outcome and its associated factors among intestinal obstruction patients admitted to adult surgical ward of Wollega University Referral Hospital, Ethiopia

Variables

Frequency (%)

Perioperative care given

NGT decompression and fluid resuscitation

196 (100.0%)

Rectal tube deflation and fluid resuscitation

46 (23.5%)

Antibiotics given

Yes

189 (96.4%)

No

7 (3.6%)

Types of antibiotics given (n = 189)

Ceftriaxone only

71 (36.2%)

Ceftriaxone and metronidazole

120 (61.2%)

Others c

5 (2.6%)

Types of intraoperative surgical procedure done

Resection and Anastomosis

142 (72.4%)

Derotation

25 (12.8%

Adhesiolysis and band release

24 (12.2%)

Manual reduction

5 (2.6)

Cause of SBO and Intra operative findings (n = 102)

Viable Small bowel volvulus

31 (30.4%)

Adhesion

23 (22.5%)

Intussusceptions

14 (13.7%)

Hernia

8 (7.8%)

Gangrenous small bowel volvulus

8 (7.8%)

Ilio-sigmoid knotting

8 (7.8%)

Othersd

8 (7.8%)

Cause of LBO and Intra operative finding (94)

Viable Sigmoid volvulus

40 (42.5%)

colorectal ca.

25 (26.6%)

Gangrenous sigmoid volvulus

20 (21.3%)

Ilio-sigmoid knotting

4 (4.2%)

Intussusceptions

1 (1.1%)

Others e

4 (4.2%)

Length of hospital stay

<=8days

116 (59.2%)

> 8days

80 (40.8%)

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