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Table 1 Basic characters of literatures

From: The efficacy of ileostomy after laparoscopic rectal cancer surgery: a meta-analysis

Study

Karahasanoglu

Skrovina

Huang

Mari

Ihnat

Zanguie

Shimizu

Year

2011

2011

2014

2015

2016

2018

2020

Country

Turkey

Slovakia

China

Italy

Czech

Iran

Japan

NOS/JADAD

6

7

6

3

8

6

6

Type

CS

CS

CS

RCT

CS

CS

CS

Patients (N)

Ileostomy

23

50

60

55

78

75

226

No ileostomy

54

64

60

52

73

31

191

Age (mean)

Ileostomy

59

63

61

71

63

52

62

No ileostomy

61

63

61

69

64

63

Male

Ileostomy

15

36

34

26

50

92

174

No lleostomy

25

37

34

27

28

101

Female

Ileostomy

8

14

26

29

43

63

52

No lleostomy

29

27

26

25

30

90

Anastomotic leakage

Ileostomy

0

2

0

3

2

1

19

No lleostomy

3

11

6

4

7

4

19

Postoperative hospital stay (day)

Ileostomy

NA

NA

7.4±1.1

6.3±1.6

11.3±8.5

NA

13.5±12.4

No lleostomy

13.2±2.5

6.6±1.7

8.1±6.9

10.8±12.5

Reoperation

Ileostomy

NA

1

NA

1

NA

NA

1

No lleostomy

6

3

0

Wound infection

Ileostomy

2

NA

1

2

NA

NA

NA

No lleostomy

1

2

3

Operation time (min)

Ileostomy

NA

NA

156.3±10.6

185±32

NA

NA

263±65.6

No lleostomy

155.3±11.7

186±47

220.4±60.1

  1. NOS Newcastle-Ottawa scale, JADAD Jadad scale, CS cohort studies, RCT randomized controlled trials, NA not applicable