Elective Surgery for Diverticulitis in Swiss Hospitals.

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serval:BIB_701EF4B50188
Type
Article: article d'un périodique ou d'un magazine.
Collection
Publications
Institution
Titre
Elective Surgery for Diverticulitis in Swiss Hospitals.
Périodique
Frontiers in surgery
Auteur⸱e⸱s
Faes S., Hübner M., Demartines N., Hahnloser D., Martin D.
Collaborateur⸱rice⸱s
Swiss Snapshot Diverticulitis Group
Contributeur⸱rice⸱s
Abitabile P., Abrazhda D., Arigoni M., Bakhshi-Tahami V., Barras J.P., Beck T., Bettschart V., Biegger P., Bläuer K., Breitenstein S., Brinkmann F., Brügger L., Brunner H., Brunner W., Bussard C., Calmes J.M., Chevalley J.P., Chilcott M., Christinaz D., Christoforidis D., Coduri C., Crivelli N., D'Ambrogio A., Damjanovic B., Decking W., De Lorenzi D., de Montmollin C., Deretti S., Descloux A., Diener U., Di Lazzaro M., Di Mare L., Dolanc R., Donadini A., Donner G., Egger B., Erne M., Fasolini F., Finkenzeller C.U., Fischer I.R., Frey D., Galli R., Gantert W., Garcia A., Genstorfer J., Gervaz P., Ghavami B., Ghisletta N., Gianom-Campell D., Giuliani M., Glaser C., Gmür E., Goti F., Gresser J., Grieder F., Gubler G., Guerra A., Gujer S., Gurzeler J., Habelt S., Häfliger P., Heigl A., Heim D., Henri J., Henschel M., Herzig R., Hetzer F., Hoffmann H., Huber M., Humm R., Imhof A., Inderbitzin D., Jakob M., Jori R., Kastner P., Keerl A., Kessler U., Kirchhoff P., Klasen J., Kleinschmidt K., Knaus J., Koch M., Kodsi M., Kohlberger E., Kull S., Künzli B., Lamm S., Laperrousaz S., Leuenberger A., Mäder P., Mantziari S., Martens F., Marti L., Martinet O., Mégevand J., Melcher G., Meyer A., Meyer P., Morel P., Mormont M., Muggli B., Müller M., Müller S., Munday A., Naiken S., Nocito A., Nussbaumer P., Oertli D., Paroz A., Pelloni A., Peltzer J., Peter M., Pohle S., Posso P., Probst H., Radke A., Reber M., Regusci L., Reichl V., Remiger A., Renggli J.C., Richter M., Rillmann P., Ris F., Ristagno N., Rondi L., Rosenberg R., Rosso R., Saadi A., Schenkluhn B., Schilling M., Schlumpf R., Schmied B., Schmitz M., Schneider R., Schöb O., Soravia C., Spalinger R., Steffen R., Steinemann D., Stocker R., Stricker U., Stupnicki A., Suter M., Tassile D., Tempia A., Topal D., Troller R., Trötschler D., Vallet C., Vettorel D., Viehl C., Villiger P., Vogelbach P., Torney MVSU, Vorburger S., Walting M., Weber M., Wehrli H., Widmann B., Wildi S., Wildisen A., Wilhelm B., Winckler M., Worreth M., Wydler J., Yakarisik S., Zingg U., Zöllner C., Zuber M., Zünd M.
ISSN
2296-875X (Print)
ISSN-L
2296-875X
Statut éditorial
Publié
Date de publication
2021
Peer-reviewed
Oui
Volume
8
Pages
717228
Langue
anglais
Notes
Publication types: Journal Article
Publication Status: epublish
Résumé
Objective: To assess current management of diverticulitis in Switzerland. Methods: Prospective observational study of diverticulitis management and outcomes in surgical departments over a 3-month time period. Hospital category was graded according to the Swiss Medical Association (FMH) as: U: University; A: Cantonal; B: Regional; P: Private. Results: 75 participating hospitals treated 1,015 patients, among whom 214 patients (21%) had elective sigmoid resections in 49 hospitals. Indication for elective resection were recurrent diverticulitis, previous complicated diverticulitis, fistulas, and stenosis. Surgeries were performed completely laparoscopically in 185 cases (86%) and required conversion to open in 19 cases (9%). Overall postoperative complication rate was 18% (n = 39) and no mortality was observed. Operation time, surgeons experience and hospital stay differed considerably between hospital categories. Conclusions: Elective sigmoid resection for diverticulitis in Switzerland was mainly performed laparoscopically with low postoperative morbidity. Different practices and outcomes between institutions were observed.
Mots-clé
Switzerland, diverticulitis, elective surgery, laparoscopy, management
Pubmed
Web of science
Création de la notice
25/04/2021 14:04
Dernière modification de la notice
12/01/2022 8:10
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