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World J Gastroenterol. Sep 21, 2012; 18(35): 4898-4904
Published online Sep 21, 2012. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v18.i35.4898
Table 2 The cases with iatrogenic perforation at the Shirakawa Clinic
CaseAgeGenderProcedureSite of perforationDiseaseDiscovery of perforationAbdominal painPeritonitis signExtrabowel gassesTreatmentMax body temperature (°C)CRP (mg/dL)Cessation of food intake (d)Intravenous antibiotics treatment (d)Total hospital stay (d)
171FEMRAscendingAdenocarcinomaJust after procedure+NoFree airConservative (with clipping)36.94.4167
257MESDAscendingAdenocarcinomaDuring-NoFree airConservative (with clipping)36.80.9149
369FESDCaecumAdenomaDuring-NoPP1Conservative (with clipping)37.53.82813
466MESDRectm (Rb)AdenomaJust after procedure-NoPPConservative (without clipping)37.917.91612
580MESDCaecumAdenomaJust after procedure-NoFree airConservative (without clipping)37.04.22610
668MPolypectomyTransverseAdenoma1 d after procedure+LocatedFree airConservative (without clipping)36.9114710
764MEMRAscendingAdenocarcinoma2 d after procedure+LocatedFree airConservative (without clipping)36.95.54611
864FESDAscendingAdenocarcinomaDuring+LocatedFree airConservative (with clipping)37.22.43511