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RESULTS LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY IN TREATING OF THE APPENDICULAR PERITONITIS AT THANH SON DISTRICT MEDICAL CENTER
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Objective: To evaluate the early results of laparoscopic management of the appendicular peritonitis at Thanh Son district medical center. Materials and methods: Research was conducted on 80 cases of the appendicular peritonitis that were treated by laparoscopic surgery at Thanh Son district medical center from 6/2021 to 5/2023. Results: The average age was 44,90 ± 16,13 (16 - 76), the woman was 57,5%. Conversion rate was 5,0%. the rate of intraoperative complications (subcutaneous emphysema) was 2,5%. The postoperative complications were 2,5% (postoperative intra-abdominal abscess) without any mortality. Mean operative time was 64,75 ± 10,82 minutes, mean time of flatus passage was 47,78 ± 6,78 hours and the average hospital stay was approximately 7,03 ± 1,13 days. The general outcomes: 92,5% good, 7.5% medium and 0% bad. Conclusion: Laparoscopic surgery is safe and efficient option in appendicular peritonitis at Thanh Son district medical center.
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Appendicular peritonitis; laparoscopic surgery.
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