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Table 2 Characteristics in the long-term follow-up of patients undergoing turnover flap method

From: The long-term outcomes of early abdominal wall reconstruction by bilateral anterior rectus abdominis sheath turnover flap method in critically ill patients requiring open abdomen

Case

Gender

Diagnosis

Reason for OA

TAC

Duration of OA (days)

Complications

Length of hospital stay (days)

Follow-up period (years)

Non-trauma

1

Male

Ruptured AAA

Prevention of ACS

Silo

6

Ventral hernia

74

12

2

Male

Severe acute pancreatitis

ACS (IAP 30 mmHg)

Silo, NPWT

31

None

120

13

3

Male

Ruptured AAA

Prevention of ACS

NPWT

8

None

36

10

4

Female

Ruptured AAA

Prevention of ACS

NPWT

3

None

60

6

5

Male

Ruptured AAA

Prevention of ACS

Mesh traction + NPWT

8

None

60

3

6

Male

Diffuse peritonitis

Abdominal sepsis

Mesh traction + NPWT

42

None

56

4

7

Female

Diffuse peritonitis

Abdominal sepsis

Mesh traction + NPWT

31

None

68

3

Trauma

1

Male

Hepatic and SMV injury, pelvic fracture

Damage control

Silo

6

None

101

15

2

Female

Diaphragmatic and duodenal injury, pelvic fracture

Damage control

Silo, NPWT

30

None

105

12

  1. ACS abdominal compartment syndrome, OA open abdomen, AAA abdominal aortic aneurysm, SMV superior mesenteric vein