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Laparoscopy has better performance than laparotomy in the treatment of stable penetrating abdominal trauma: A retrospective cross-sectional study in a trauma referral hospital in Colombia.

Efrain J I GómezLuis Felipe Cabrera-VargasYudex Abraham Vergara-JacomeMariana ReyesMauricio Pedraza CiroNicolas ForeroDaniela Guardo-CarmonaAlexis Rafael Narvaez-Rojas
Published in: Health science reports (2022)
Surgical results found a safe scenario in a limited resources environment for the application of the laparoscopic technique to approach penetrating abdominal trauma in stable patients without missed injuries, low threshold of conversion to open approach, and additionally not presenting a higher percentage of complications compared with the laparotomy group in Colombia. Operative time, oral intake, and length of hospital stay were lower in the fully therapeutic laparoscopy group.
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