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. 2020 May 27;12(5):208–225. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v12.i5.208

Table 6.

Summary of outcomes of enterovesical fistulae managed by laparoscopic resection

Ref. Sample size Enterovesical fistula (n) Conversion to open (n) Conversion rate (%) Reason for conversion Morbidity (%)
Kockerling et al[81] 304 6 1 16.6 Not stated 20
Franklin et al[82] 164 6 0 0 Not stated
Engledow et al[84] 31 31 9 29 6: Early conversion, 1: Poor visualisation; 1: Bleeding; 1: Inflammatory mass 13
Pokala et al[88] 43 13; Ileovesical: 4; colovesical: 9 All fistulae: 14; EVF: 2 All fistulae: 32.5; EVF: 15.4 Dense adhesions All fistulae: 30; EVF: 15
Smeenk et al[90] 40 35 48
Marney et al[89] 15 15 5 33 3: Dense adhesions; 1: Inflammatory mass 20
1: Friable tissue secondary to radiotherapy

EVF: Enterovesical fistulae.