Assessment of Surgical Invasiveness of Augmentation Ileocystoplasty Applying the Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome Score in Patients With Spina Bifida
Abstract:When evaluated by the SIRS score, the factors related to the surgical invasiveness of augmentation ileocystoplasty were a longer operating time and concurrent shunt diversion. The higher invasiveness of this operation compared with major urological operations was also revealed. These facts should be considered carefully when the indications for augmentation ileocystoplasty are determined.
“…SIRS has recently been used in several studies to estimate the magnitude of surgical invasiveness in the peri-and postoperative periods [9,12]. Haga et al [5] indicated that SIRS is a useful parameter for early detection of postoperative complications and end-organ dysfunction after gastrointestinal surgery.…”
“…SIRS has recently been used in several studies to estimate the magnitude of surgical invasiveness in the peri-and postoperative periods [9,12]. Haga et al [5] indicated that SIRS is a useful parameter for early detection of postoperative complications and end-organ dysfunction after gastrointestinal surgery.…”
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