Analysis of laparoscopic port site complications: A descriptive study

摘要: Context: The rate of port site complications following conventional laparoscopic surgery is about 21 per 100,000 cases. It has shown a proportional rise with increase in the size incision and trocar. Although rare, that occur at include infection, bleeding, hernia. Aims: To determine morbidity associated ports their insertion to identify risk factors for complications. Settings Design: Prospective descriptive study. Materials Methods: In present study, total 570 patients who underwent surgeries various ailments between August 2009 July 2011 our institute were observed prospectively reviewed. Statistical Analysis Used: Descriptive statistical analysis was carried out software, namely, SPSS 15.0 used data. Results: Of undergoing surgery, 17 (3%) had developed specifically related during minimum follow-up three months; infection (PSI) most frequent (n = 10, 1.8%), followed by bleeding 4, 0.7%), omentum-related 2; 0.35%), metastasis 1, 0.175%). Conclusions: Laparoscopic are minimal Complications increased number ports. Umbilical involvement commonest. Most manageable morbidity, can be further minimized meticulous surgical technique entry exit.