Table 3.
Study | Procedure | Patients | Results |
Sajid (2009) | LR | 330 | No difference in Mort, Morb, Inc, Cons, recurrence shorter hospital stay for LR |
Meta-analysis (12 studies) different procedures | OR | 358 | Shorter operation times for OR |
Caddedu (2012) | LR | 192 | No difference in Mort, Morb, Inc, Cons, recurrence |
Meta-analysis (8 studies) | OR | 275 | |
different procedures | |||
Senapeti (2013) | SR | 38 | No difference in morbidity, recurrence and functional outcome |
Randomised | RR | 40 | |
Forminje (2014) | LVR | 40 | More minor complications in LRR |
Retrospective | LRR | 28 | No difference in major complications, recurrence and functional outcome |
Sahoo (2014) | LPR | 38 | No differences in morbidity, recurrence and functional outcome |
Retrospective | LSR | 32 | |
Lechaux (2004) | LRR | 13 | Significant more patients with worsening of constipation in the LMR-group (26% vs 8%) |
Prospective | LMR | 35 | No differences in morbidity and improvement of continence |
Madbouly (2002) | LRR | 12 | No difference in complications and functional outcome |
Prospective | LPR | 12 |
Data from studies that compare open vs laparoscopic rectopexies or studies that compare different procedures. Mort: Mortality; Morb: Morbidity; Inc: Faecal incontinence; Cons: Constipation; LR: Laparoscopic rectopexy; OR: Open rectopexy; SR: Suture rectopexy; RR: Resection rectopexy; LPR: Laparoscopic posterior mesh rectopexy; HS: Hospital stay; OT: Operation time.