Table 4.

Detailed Data for Cases of Dehiscence

Patient	Age (y)	Oncologic Indication	Route of Hysterectomy	Radical Hysterectomy	Time to Event (d)	Symptoms	Precipitating Event	Surgical Repair Performed	Comments
1	61		LAVHa		30	Bleeding		Yes
2	46	Yes	TAHa	Yes	62	Acute pain, prolapse of small bowel	Coitus	Yes	Receiving chemotherapy
			Recurrent dehiscence		390b	Vaginal pain and mass	Valsalva	Yes	Receiving bevacizumab maintenance
3	56		TLHa		22	Bleeding	Coitus
4	57		TAH		52	Vaginal drainage and pain		Yes
5	44		TLH		17	Bleeding		Yes
6	47		TLH		25	Bleeding and discharge		Yes
7	40		TLH		240	Vaginal pain and mass	Valsalva	Yes
8	48		TLH		38	Abdominal pain	Coitus	Yes	Revision of vaginal cuff scar due to dyspareunia between cases of dehiscence
			Recurrent dehiscence		90b	Vaginal mass	Coitus	Yes
9	36	Yes	RaLHa	Yes	17	Vaginal drainage		Yes
			Recurrent dehiscence		26b	Vaginal drainage		Yes	Ureteral injury diagnosed 1 d after first repair
10	52	Yes	Robotic assisted		16	Vaginal drainage		Yes
11	47		RaLH		45	Abdominal pain	Coitus	Yes
12	42		RaLH		31	Vaginal drainage
13	37		TAH		99	Abdominal pain	Coitus	Yes
14	41	Yes	TAH	Yes	70	Abdominal pain	Coitus	Yes
15	30	Yes	TAH	Yes	87	Abdominal pain and vaginal drainage	Coitus	Yes
16	61	Yes	TLH		30	Vaginal leakage		Yes
17	49		TLH		75	Bleeding
18	53		TLH		105	Pressure	Coitus	Yes
19	30	Yes	RaLH	Yes	27	Vaginal leakage	Valsalva	Yes
20	45		TAH		45	Bleeding		Yes	Prolapsed tubes through cuff
			Recurrent dehiscence		32b	Bleeding		Yes	Prolapsed tubes through cuff
21	64		VHa		7	Bleeding
22	45	Yes	TLH		20	Bleeding		Yes	Reoperation on PODa 1 due to hemoperitoneum
23	34		TLH		21	Bleeding	Coitus

^aPOD = postoperative day; RaLH = robotic-assisted laparoscopic hysterectomy; TAH = total abdominal hysterectomy; TLH = total laparoscopic hysterectomy; VH = vaginal hysterectomy.

^bTime from previous dehiscence.