Opinion Review
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2022.
World J Gastroenterol. Apr 14, 2022; 28(14): 1394-1404
Published online Apr 14, 2022. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v28.i14.1394
Table 2 Reported complications and treatment among studies reporting complications
Ref.
# Patients
Overall complications n (%)
Type of complication
Treatment
Ileostomy closure %
Weidenhagen et al[7], 20082910 (34.5)10 anastomotic stenosis; 2 fistulasBougienage/balloon dilatation (n = 10); Hartmann procedure for persistent fistula (n = 1)88
von Bernstorff et al[27], 2009262 (7.7)2 intra-abdominal fistulasHartmann procedures (n = 2)NR
Riss et al[30], 2010236 (23)1 stenosis; 5 recurrent abscessDilatation for stenosis (n = 1); Hartmann’s procedure (n = 3); CT-guided drainage (n = 1); No further action (n = 1)76.5
van Koperen et al[8], 2009164 (25)2 abscesses; 1 bleeding; 1 severe pain; 1 anastomotic stenosisHartmann procedure for recurrent abscess (n = 2); 1 stopped treatment for pain; 1 dilatation for stenosis55.6
Nerup et al[25], 2013131 (7.7)1 anastomotic stenosisPermanent colostomy (n = 1)91
Mees et al[23], 200851 (20)1 anastomotic stenosisDilatation (n = 1)20
Arezzo et al[15], 2015141 (14)1 peritonitis; 2 poor complianceFibrin glue injectionNR
Strangio et al[11], 2015253 (12)2 fistulas (1 ureteric, 1 ileal); 1 recurrent abscessSurgery (n = 3)84.6
Mussetto et al[31], 2017112 (18)2 anastomotic stricture1 endoscopic dilatation; 1 stent placement91
Keskin et al[13], 2015153 (20)2 pelvic sepsis; 1 bleedingTreatment discontinued71
Milito et al[16], 2017145 (36)Moderate painNoneNR
Srinivasamurthy et al[14], 201381 (12)Iatrogenic injury during sponge placementEnd stoma64
Abdalla et al[24], 2020474 (8.5)1 intractable pelvic pain; 3 anastomotic stenosisTreatment discontinued (pain); Endoscopic dilatationNR
Kühn et al[28], 202128127 (10)10 anastomotic stenosis; 7 rectovaginal fistulas; 4 bleedingEndoscopic dilatation (n = 10); Surgery (n = 7); Endoscopic haemostasis (n = 3); Surgery for intractable beelding (n = 1)62