Hospital admission following ambulatory surgery
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Ambulatory laparoscopic cholecystectomy: Systematic review and meta-analysis of predictors of failure
2021, Surgery (United States)Citation Excerpt :That is why we believe in the importance of the recommendation made by other authors to include an ultrasonography with measurement of the gallbladder thickness before elective surgery as a factor to consider in the selection of patients for OLC.39,52 In terms of surgical factors, operative time is the most important independent predictor of unexpected admission described in the literature.38,39,47,53,54 A longer operation time entails a greater technical difficulty (adhesions, gallbladder inflammation, difficulty in the dissection of cystic artery and duct, inexperience of the surgeon) and the occurrence of intraoperative complications (bleeding, bile duct injury, or gallbladder perforation, among others).
Unplanned admission after ambulatory anaesthesia in France: analysis of a database of 36,584 patients
2021, Anaesthesia Critical Care and Pain MedicineCitation Excerpt :Recent report showed that unplanned admission rate is still presently insufficiently followed by ambulatory units [7]. Unplanned admission rates after various pooled ambulatory procedures have been the subject of numerous reports [8–20] and vary between 0.2% and 8%. This wide range of values reflects mainly heterogeneity in practices, time-dependent improvement of practices, as well as differences in type of procedures performed in ambulatory setting.
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