Single-Access Laparoscopic Approach for Gynecological Surgery


Authors

Year

Type of study

Patients

Pathology

Median OT (min)

Median EBL (ml)

Median Hb drop (g/dl)

IOC

POC

Median Hs (days)

Conversion

Lim et al. [13]

2009

Prospective

12

Benign adnexal tumors

73

(25–110)

10

NR

0

0

2

(2–3)

0

Kim et al. [14]

2009

Prospective

23

Adnexal masses

70

(40–128)

10

(10–100)
 
0
 
1

(1–3)

1

Lee et al. [15]

2009

Prospective

24

Myomas and adenomyosis

119

(90–255)

400

(100–1000)

NR

0

0

3

(3–7)

3

Fader et al. [16]

2009

Retrospective

4

Benign adnexal disease

47.5

(40–60)

NR

NR

0

0

0.5

0

Yoon et al. [12]

2010

Prospective

20

Ectopic pregnancy

55

(25–85)

NR

1.8

(0.3–2)

0

0

3

(2–4)

0

Lee et al. [17]

2010

Prospective, case control

17

Benign adnexal tumors

64

(33–148)

80

(10–200)

NR

0

0

2

(1–4)

0

Kim et al. [18]

2010

Retrospective, case control

43

Leiomyoma and adenomyosis

119 ± 32

369 ± 312

NR

0

0

2.8 ± 0.9

4

Yim et al. [19]

2010

Retrospective, comparative

52

Benign gynecological condition

117

(54–195)

100

(20–600)

NR

0

4

3.4

0

Jung et al. [20]

2010

Randomized prospective

34

Uterine fibroid, preinvasive cervical disease, adnexal lesions

89 ± 25.4

NR

NR

1

10

3.4

(3–4.3)

4

Kim et al. [21]

2010

Prospective

15

Myomas

96.7

(35–150)

NR

1.8

(0.4–3.6)

0

0

3.1

(0.8;2–4)

0

Escobar et al. [22]

2010

Case report

9

Benign adnexal pathology

NR

0–75

NR

0

0

1

1

Fader et al. [23]

2010

Retrospective

48

Benign pelvic mass and endometrial hyperplasia

43

25

(5–300)

NR

0

2

0

(0–3)

0

Song et al. [24]

2010

Prospective

15

Adenomyomas and myomas

125

(80–236)

500

(150–1,000)

NR

0

0

ND

2

Yoon et al. [25]

2010

Prospective

7

Myomas and adenomyomas

157

(140–233)

200

(100–300)

NR

0

0

4

(3–4)

0

Paek et al. [26]

2011

Retrospective

100

Benign disease (uterine and ovarian)

80

(41–185)

50

(10–600)

NR

0

8

3

(2–10)

0

Bedaiway et al. [11]

2011

Prospective

11

Ectopic pregnancy

35

(25–65)

30

(5–50)

NR

0

ND

8

(5–18)

0

Fagotti et al. [27]

2011

Prospective

28

Benign adnexal disease

39.5

(18–118)

10

(5–150)

NR

0

0

1.3 ± 0.5

2

Kim et al. [28]

2011

Retrospective

88

Benign disease

50.33 ± 13.26

42.83 ± 42.59

NR

6

2

1.94 ± 0.45

1

Fagotti et al. [29]

2011

Prospective, case control

27

Adnexal disease

38.5

(20–115)

20

(10–150)

NR

2

1

1

(1–3)

2

Yoon et al. [30]

2011

Prospective, case control

30

Ectopic pregnancy

52.6 ± 16.1

NR

1.7 ± 0.8

0

0

2.4 ± 0.5

0

Chen et al. [31]

2011

Prospective, randomized control trial

50

Benign pathology (leiomyoma, adenomyosis, endometrial hyperplasia, preinvasive cervical neoplasia)

122 ± 40

146 ± 124.8

NR

0

1

3.7 ± 0.7

2

Fagotti et al. [32]

2011

Prospective, randomized control trial

30

Benign adnexal disease

52

9.2

NR

0

1

1.3

0

Fanfani et al. [41]

2012

Retrospective cohort

14

Myoma, endometrial hyperplasia, adnexal masses

105

(75–125)

30

(10–80)

NR

1

0

1

(1–3)

1

Hoyer-Sorensen et al. [34]

2012

Prospective

40

Benign adnexal disease

42

50

NR

0

2

NR

NR

Cho et al. [35]

2012

Prospective randomized controlled study

33

Adnexal cyst

42.1

NR

2

0

2

ND

0

Han et al. [36]

2012

Prospective observational study

10

Uterine fibroids

196

(129–248.8)

100

(30–212.5)

NR

0

0

3

(2–4.3)

0

Kim et al. [37]

2013

Retrospective

63

Ectopic pregnancy

48.5 ± 10.6
 
1.4 ± 0.5

0

1

3.5 ± 0.9

0

Yim et al. [38]

2013

Retrospective, comparative

110

Benign adnexal disease

57.5

(41–91.3)

5

(5–50)

NR

0

4

2.1

NR

Choi et al. [39]

2013

Retrospective, comparative

120

Benign gynecological disease

73.1 ± 24.3

(35–180)

NR

1.7 ± 0.8

(0.2–4.4)

10

10

NR

0

Yoo et al. [40]

2013

Prospective

38

Benign adnexal mass

68

(45–180)

NR

2

0

1

NR

1

Fanfani et al. [33]

2013

Prospective randomized trial

17

Myoma, endometrial hyperplasia, adnexal masses

120

(55–155)

30

(10–300)

NR

0

0

2

(1–5)

2

Li et al. [42]

2013

Prospective randomized trial

52

Myomas

130.6 ± 15.2

(101.14–147.32)

158.27 ± 51.6

(70.01–270.23)

NR

0

13

5 ± 0.89

(4–7)

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