Adverse Effects: Data on Adolescents With Morbid Obesity. From ECRI. (19).
| Study (Year) |
Perioperative, % (n/N) |
Early (< 30 days after surgery), % (n/N) |
Late (> 30 days after surgery), % (n/N) |
Reoperations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abu-Abeid (2003) |
Any complications: 0% (0/11) Perioperative mortality: 0% (0/11) |
Not reported | Any complications: 0% (0/11) Cholelithiasis: 0% (0/11) Port complications: 0% (0/11) Hospital admission due to poor compliance with dietary changes: 0% (0/11) |
Not reported |
| Dolan (2003) |
Not reported | Not reported | Band slipped: 9% (1/11) Port leak: 9% (1/11) |
Not reported |
| Sugerman (2003) |
Perioperative mortality: 0% (0/33) Anastomotic leaks: 0% (0/33) |
Pulmonary embolism: 3% (1/33) Major wound infection: 3% (1/34) Minor wound infections: 12% (4/33) Stomal stenoses: 9% (3/33) Marginal ulcer: 12% (4/33) |
Small bowel obstruction: 3% (1/33) Incisional hernias: 18% (6/33) Mortality: 6% (2/33) |
6% (2/33) |
| Strauss (2001) |
Any complications: 0% (0/10) Perioperative mortality: 0% (0/10) |
None | Incisional hernia: 1% (1/10) Cholecystectomy: 20% (2/10) Small bowel obstruction: 10% (1/10) Protein calorie malnutrition: 10% (1/10) Minor iron deficiency: 50% (5/10) Minor folic acid deficiency: 30% (3/10) Minor vit D deficiency: 20% (2/10) Vit B12 deficiency: 0% (0/10) |
Not reported |
| Breaux (1995) |
Not reported | Vitamins A and D deficiency: 5% (1/22) Folic acid deficiency: 5% (1/22) Protein deficiency: 14% (3/22) Gallstone development: 5% (1/22) Kidney stone: 5% (1/22) Laryngeal edema: 5% (1/22) Incisional hernia: 5% (1/22) |
Mortality: 9% (2/22) | 5% (1/22) |
(Table reproduced with kind permission from ECRI. Bariatric Surgery for Obesity. 2004. Plymouth Meeting, PA, ECRI. Technology Assessment Report.)