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. 2020 Jul 8;2020:9613105. doi: 10.1155/2020/9613105

Table 1.

Characteristics of the patients directed to cholecystectomy.

Study group (N = 37) p value
The type of surgical approach Laparoscopic (N = 23) (62%) Open (N = 14) (38%)

Gender (F/M) Male (N = 14) (38%)
Female (N = 23) (62%)
p = 0.823
Male
(N = 8) (35%)
Female
(N = 15) (65%)
Male
(N = 6) (43%)
Female
(N = 8) (57%)

Age 7-17 y (median, 13) p = 0.521
8-17 y (median, 12) 7-17 y (median, 14)

Operation time 0.5 h-3.5 h p < 0.05
Up to 1.0 h (N = 9) Up to 2.0 h (N = 10)
More than 1.0 h (N = 14) More than 2 h (N = 4)
Lasting about 2 h (N = 12) Lasting about 2 h (N = 10)

Type of anesthesia General anesthesia (N = 37) (100%)

Blood loss (mL) Nonsignificant Nonsignificant

Intra-abdominal pressure 12 mmHg N/A

Insufflation gas CO2∗∗ N/A

Intraoperative complications None None

Type and dosage of medication All patients after surgical approach received standard surgical care and postoperative treatment according to the standard treatment protocols of our clinic and after surgeries were given intravenous paracetamol∗∗∗

Length of hospitalization after surgery 2-10 days (N = 37) p < 0.05
2-5 days (N = 23) (100%) More than 5 days (N = 14) (100%)

A p value < 0.05 is considered to show a significant difference between groups. ∗∗Warmed, humidified CO2 does not attenuate the early inflammatory cytokine response [39]. ∗∗∗Paracetamol has no influence on inflammatory response. N/A: not applicable.