Laparoscopic Hartmann's reversal has better clinical outcomes compared to open surgery: An international multicenter cohort study involving 502 patients.
Anwar Medellin AbuetaNairo Javier SenejoaMauricio Pedraza CiroLina ForyCarlos Perez RiveraCarlos Edmundo Martinez JaramilloLina Maria Mateus BarbosaHeinz Orlando Ibañez VarelaJavier A CarreraRafael Garcia DuperlyLuis A SanchezYudex Abraham Vergara-JacomeLuis Felipe Cabrera-VargasBrandon S AparicioPaulo A Cabrera RiveraSebastian Sanchez UssaCristian PaezSteven D WexnerVictor StrassmannGiovanna DaSilvaSalomone Di SaverioArianna BirindelliRoberto Jose Rodríguez FlorezAbraham KestenbergAlexander Obando RodallegaJuan Carlos Sánchez RoblesCarlos Adrian Niño CarrascoAlessio ImpagnatielloDiletta CassiniGianandrea BaldazziFrancesco RoscioGianluca LiottaPierluigi MariniDaniel GomezCarlos Edgar Figueroa AvendañoMaria Daniela Moreno VillamizarLaura CabreraJuan Carlos ReyesAlexis Rafael Narvaez-RojasPublished in: Health science reports (2022)
Laparoscopic Hartmann's reversal is safe and feasible, associated with superior clinical outcomes compared with open surgery.