Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Clin Cases. May 26, 2020; 8(10): 1897-1907
Published online May 26, 2020. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v8.i10.1897
Table 1 Demographic data from 30 patients with slow-transit constipation, n (%)
Sex
Female26 (86.7)
Male4 (13.3)
Age, yr (range)50.5 (25–77)
Duration of disease, yr (range)11.8 (2–33)
Length of hospital stay, d (range)9 (6–28)
X-ray investigation results
Delayed colonic transit30 (100)
Redundant colon26 (86.7)
Internal rectal prolapse25 (83.3)
Rectocele8 (26.7)
Colonoscopy results
Melanosis coli5 (16.7)
Previous abdominal or pelvic floor surgery20 (66.7)
Transanal surgery (hemorrhoidectomy, PPH)11 (36.7)
Gynecologic surgery9 (30.0)
Appendectomy3 (10)
Sigmoidectomy1 (3.3)
Rectopexy1 (3.3)
Cholecystectomy1 (3.3)
Surgical procedure
Total colectomy with IRA23 (76.7)
Subtotal colectomy with CRA7 (23.3)
Operative approach
Laparoscopy18 (60.0)
Hand-assisted laparoscopy7 (23.3)
Single incisional laparoscopy3 (10.0)
Robotic-assisted2 (6.7)