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. 2019 Mar 27;12:1041–1051. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S187249

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients who received major laparoscopic abdominal surgery in 2010–2016

Variables Total (n=4,653) Mean (SD)
Age, year 60.1 (12.7)
Body mass index, kg m−2 24.1 (3.4)
Sex: male/female 2,950/1,703 (63.4%/36.6%)
Preoperative comorbidites
 ASA class
 1 1,813 (39.0%)
 2 2,658 (57.1%)
 ≥ 3 182 (3.9%)
 Hypertension 1,463 (31.4%)
 Diabete mellitus 722 (15.5%)
 Ischemic heart disease 210 (4.5%)
 Cerebrovascular disease 130 (2.8%)
 Chronic kidney disease 68 (1.5%)
 Cancer 3,924 (84.3%)
Information regarding surgical procedures
 Surgery time, min 200.1 (69.8)
 Mainly resected organ during surgery
  Upper gastrointestinal tract 2,152 (46.2%)
  Lower gastrointestinal tract 1,920 (41.3%)
  Hepato-biliary-panreas-spleen 474 (10.2%)
  Uterus-ovary 32 (0.7%)
  Prostate-kidney-bladder 75 (1.6%)
 Propofol based intravenous anesthesia 735 (15.8%)
 Intraoperative magnesium sulfate infusion 387 (8.3%)
 Length of hospital stay after surgery, day 7.7 (7.0)
 Years at surgery
  2010-2012 1,287 (27.7%)
  2013-2014 1,254 (27.0%)
  2015-2016 2,112 (45.4%)
Postoperative analgesics consumption on PODs 0-3
 Oral morphine equivalent consumption, mg 592.20 (282.39)
 Acetaminophen, mg 336.73 (785.55)
 Ketorolac, mg 14.10 (106.01)
Numeric rating scale, pain score
 POD 0 5.4 (1.5)
 POD 1 4.6 (1.1)
 POD 2 3.8 (1.0)
 POD 3 3.2 (1.0)
Preoperative CRP, mg dl−1 3.5 (5.0)
Postoperative CRP, mg dl−1 9.7 (5.6)
Increase of CRP, mg dl−1 6.2 (6.6)

Note: Presented as number with percentage or mean value with SD.

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation; ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; POD, postoperative day; CRP, C-reactive protein.