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. 2021 Nov 12;101(1):68–76. doi: 10.1111/aogs.14293

TABLE 1.

Hysterectomies (N = 53 096 a ), hysterectomy approach, ureteric injuries after hysterectomy (N = 643), and time of recognition of ureteric injury registered in The Norwegian Patient Registry (2009–2019)

Hysterectomies, n (%) Ureteric injuries, n (%) Risk of ureteric injury, % Peroperative recognition, n (%) Recognition before discharge, b n (%) Recognition after discharge, n (%)
Total N (%) 53 096 (100) 643 (100) 1.2 62 (9.6) 369 (57.4) 212 (33.0)
Laparotomy n (%) 20 784 (39.2) 386 (60.0) 1.9 49 (12.7) 230 (59.6) 107 (27.7)
Laparoscopy n (%) 21 506 (40.5) 215 (33.4) 1.0 11 (5.1) 115 (53.5) 89 (41.4)
Vaginal n (%) 10 953 (20.6) 42 (6.5) 0.4 2 (4.8) 24 (57.1) 16 (38.1)
a

147 (0.3%) hysterectomies were registered with more than one hysterectomy code, probably as the result of combined operations and/or operations converted to laparotomy. These hysterectomies were included as only one procedure.

b

Recognition after operation but before discharge.