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Table 3 Perioperative and follow up data of patients

From: Transcatheter thrombolysis combined with damage control surgery for treatment of acute mesenteric venous thrombosis associated with bowel necrosis: a retrospective study

No. of patients

Days from thrombolysis to surgery

Initial findings and treatment

Range of small bowel resection

Days of open abdomen (temporary abdominal closure)

Days of hospital stay

Timing of definitive surgery (months)

Findings and definitive surgery

Months of follow-up

Clinical outcome

1

7

Bowel resection, double barrel enterostomy and open abdomena

200 cm

3

27

12

No further intestinal necrosis.

37

No recurrence

double-cavity stoma reversion

2

7

Bowel resection, double barrel enterostomy and open abdomena

200 cm

3

47

12

No further intestinal necrosis.

32

No recurrence

double-cavity stoma reversion

3

7

Bowel resection, double barrel enterostomy and open abdomena

150 cm

7

29

12

No further intestinal necrosis.

25

No recurrence

double-cavity stoma reversion

4

18

Bowel resection and double barrel enterostomy

150 cm

-

70

12

No further intestinal necrosis.

20

No recurrence

double-cavity stoma reversion

5

8

Bowel resection, double barrel enterostomy and open abdomena

250 cm

3

38

12

No further intestinal necrosis.

16

No recurrence

double-cavity stoma reversion

6

6

Bowel resection and double barrel enterostomy

80 cm

-

40

13

No further intestinal necrosis.

11

No recurrence

double-cavity stoma reversion

  1. aOpen abdomen was treated with temporary abdominal closure using Prolene Mesh