Respondent | Age | Gender (F/M) | Post operative? (Y/N) | Status/diagnosis |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 46 | F | Y | Transfer – subacute anastomotic leak |
2 | 49 | F | N | Splenic infarct |
3 | 70 | M | N | Acute pancreatitis |
4 | 50 | F | Y | Elective ileostomy reversal |
5 | 61 | M | N | Oesophageal cancer |
6 | 63 | M | Y | Sarcoma of abdominal wall |
7 | 38 | F | N | Choledocholithiasis – post ERCP |
8 | 73 | F | Y | Post open cholecystectomy (gallbladder adenoma) |
9 | 31 | F | N | Choledocholithiasis |
10 | 50 | M | N | Complicated chronic pancreatitis |
11 | 22 | M | Y | Post laparoscopic appendicectomy |
12 | 63 | F | N | Acute cholecystitis |
13 | 64 | F | N | Post TACE (metastatic GIST) |
14 | 27 | F | N | Acute on chronic pancreatitis |
15 | 80 | F | N | Adhesional small bowel obstruction |
16 | 68 | F | Y | Post Heller’s myotomy (achalasia) |
17 | 83 | F | N | Pre-ERCP (choledocholithiasis) |
18 | 69 | M | Y | Post laparotomy (strangulated abdominal hernia) |
19 | 69 | M | Y | Post trans-hiatal oesophagectomy |
20 | 84 | F | N | Transfer – Iatrogenic oesophageal perforation |
21 | 42 | M | N | Retroperitoneal sarcoma |
22 | 75 | F | N | Oesophageal cancer (unresectable) |
23 | 42 | M | N | Severe acute pancreatitis |
24 | 70 | M | N | Upper GI bleed (duodenal ulcer) |
25 | 67 | M | N | Post distal gastrectomy (high grade dysplasia) |
26 | 39 | F | N | Post laparotomy & small bowel resection (traumatic lumbar hernia) |
ERCP = endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography; GI = gastrointestinal; GIST = gastrointestinal stromal tumour; TACE = transcatheter arterial chemoembolization. Median age 63 years (22–83). Male = 42.3%, Female = 57% and Post operative = 27% (n = 7)