2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00464-016-4795-z
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Laparoscopic splenectomy is a better surgical approach for spleen-relevant disorders: a comprehensive meta-analysis based on 15-year literatures

Abstract: Technically, laparoscopic splenectomy should be recommended as a prior remedy with its advantage of rapid recovery and minimally physical damage, in addition to its comparably surgical efficacy against that of open manipulation.

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“…Cheng, in a comprehensive meta-analysis based on a 15-year literature, found that, technically, LS should be recommended as a prior remedy with its advantage of rapid recovery and minimal physical damage, in addition to its comparable surgical efficacy compared to that of open manipulation. 26 Similarly, in our study, LS was found to be not significantly longer than OS (133 vs. 122 minutes, p = 0,074). In cases of laparoscopic procedures bowel motility recovered earlier (2 vs.…”
Section: Open Vs Laparoscopic Splenectomy (Study I)supporting
confidence: 68%
“…Cheng, in a comprehensive meta-analysis based on a 15-year literature, found that, technically, LS should be recommended as a prior remedy with its advantage of rapid recovery and minimal physical damage, in addition to its comparable surgical efficacy compared to that of open manipulation. 26 Similarly, in our study, LS was found to be not significantly longer than OS (133 vs. 122 minutes, p = 0,074). In cases of laparoscopic procedures bowel motility recovered earlier (2 vs.…”
Section: Open Vs Laparoscopic Splenectomy (Study I)supporting
confidence: 68%
“…The results obtained by LS in case of "massive" and giant spleens are of utmost importance, being among the best in the literature. [20][21][22] Although (massive spleens) these pathologic conditions are more likely to have complications and potentially lengthier hospital stays, their results do not differ much from those obtained in case of normal-size spleens and are superior to the "massive" spleens operated by laparotomy. In particular, blood loss, duration of stay, rate of complications, and mortality are favorable to laparoscopy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Több átfogó tanulmány is igazolta a módszer előnyeit a nyitott technikával szemben, például Winslow 2003-as és Bai 2012-es metaanalízisei [6,7], melyek 3000 körüli esetszámon egységesen alacsonyabb komplikációs rátát, rövidebb hospitalizációt, kevesebb vérveszteséget és hosszabb műtéti időt igazoltak. Cheng 15 év irodalmát feldolgozó metaanalízise alapján technikailag a laparoszkópos módszert ajánlja a gyorsabb felépülés és a csekélyebb műtéti terhelés mellett is, a nyitott műtéttel megegyező sebészi effektivitása miatt [8].…”
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