OUTCOME OF DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROSCOPY IN CHRONIC ABDOMINAL CONDITIONS WITH UNCERTAIN DIAGNOSISAT HA NOI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Lê Anh Tuấn, Đặng Quốc Ái, Hà Văn Quyết

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Objectives: To describe clinical characteristics, laboratory results and evaluate early outcomes of Diagnostic laparoscopyat Ha Noi medical University hospital. Methods: Cross sectional, descriptive retrospective studys. Results: There were 34 (89,5%) cases of peritoneal tuberculosis, 3 (7,9%) cases of chronic inflammation and the rest of cancer. Average age was 52,3 ± 17,8. Female / Male ratio: 1.1/1. Mean surgical time was 49,5 ± 9,1 minutes. The average postoperative day of hospitalization was 4,6 ± 1,2days. No intra-operative complications. Conclusion: Chronic Abdominal Conditions with Uncertain Diagnosis can be diagnosed safely and precisely by diagnostic laparoscopy.Keywords: Diagnostic laparoscopy.

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