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. 2020 Feb 18;34(4):1551–1560. doi: 10.1007/s00464-020-07429-3

Table 4.

Factors affecting the degree of postoperative adhesion

Parameter All patients (n = 227) p value
Adhesion typea 0 and 1 2 3
Number, n (%) 99 (44) 91 (40) 37 (16)
Sex, n (%) 0.093
 Male 47 (49) 36 (38) 12 (13)
 Female 52 (39) 55 (42) 25 (19)
Age, n (%) 0.365
 ≤ 60 years 40 (44) 31 (34) 20 (22)
> 60 years 59 (43) 60 (44) 17 (13)
Time of biliary diseaseb, n (%) 0.103
 ≤ 30 days 59 (47) 50 (40) 16 (13)
> 30 days 40 (39) 41 (40) 21 (21)
Previous number of operations, n (%) 0.000
 1 time 95 (52) 64 (35) 22 (12)
 ≥ 2 times 4 (9) 27 (59) 15 (33)
Time intervalc, n (%) 0.150
 ≤ 10 years 57 (50) 39 (34) 18 (16)
> 10 years 42 (37) 52 (46) 19 (17)
Previous surgical approach, n (%) 0.000
 Open surgery 64 (36) 80 (45) 34 (19)
 Laparoscopic surgery 35 (71) 11 (22) 3 (6)
Previous operation scope, n (%) 0.000
 Gallbladder 86 (65) 35 (27) 11 (8)
 Bile duct 6 (27) 10 (45) 6 (27)
 Gallbladder + bile duct 7 (10) 46 (63) 20 (27)

aAccording to the Operative Laparoscopy Study Group (OLSG) classification

bThe duration of biliary disease from onset to admission

cThe time interval between the first operation and the most recent operation