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. 2015 Jul 12;2015:438790. doi: 10.1155/2015/438790

Table 1.

Demographic data.

All participants
(n = 253)
Trying to conceive post-op
(n = 142)
Pregnancy post-op
(n = 109)
Age (median and range) 37 (17–55) 37 (26–50) 36 (26–48)
BMI (median and IQR) 24 (21–28) 24 (21–28) 24 (21–28)
Previous laparoscopic surgery 149 (59%) 83 (59%) 58 (53%)
Smoking
 Yes 111 (44%) 60 (42%) 46 (42%)
Indication for surgery
 Pain 164 (65%) 58 (41%) 48 (44%)
 Fertility 27 (11%) 27 (19%) 24 (22%)
 Both 58 (23%) 55 (39%) 35 (32%)
 Not stated 4 (1%) 2 (1%) 2 (2%)
Prior pregnancy 79 (31%) 38 (27%) 30 (28%)
Trying to conceive pre-op 114 (45%) 95 (67%) 67 (62%)
Trial ART pre-op 20 (8%) 17 (12%) 10 (9%)
Duration of surgery mins (median and IQR) 120 (90–145) 120 (90–150) 120 (90–140)
r-ASRM stage
 III 98 (39%) 51 (36%) 42 (39%)
 IV 155 (61%) 91 (64%) 67 (61%)
Length of stay hours (median and IQR) 44 (29–52) 45 (29–51) 42 (28–50)

SD: standard deviation; IQR: interquartile range; ART: assisted reproductive technology; r-ASRM: revised American Society of Reproductive Medicine.