Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis: A single center experience

Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of the seven patients with pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis

No.	Age	Sex	Complaint	Medical history	WBC	Radiologic tools	Loc.	Etiology	Surgical intervention	Length of hospital stay (d)	Postoperative complication	Follow-up (mo)
1	29	F	AP + V	Endoscopy	11.1	X-ray, CT4	SB	Secondary	Ileal resection + anastomosis	7	No	14
2	48	M	AP + V + C2	Peptic ulcer perforation	NR	X-ray	SB	Secondary	Ileal resection + anastomosis	14	Gastric atony	21
3	71	M	AP + V + C2	CLL (CT3)	35	X-ray	SB	Secondary	Laparatomy	5	No	8
4	74	F	AP	Normal	NR	X-ray, US	SB	Secondary	Cholecystectomy + choledocotomy + drainage	11	No	23
5	53	F	AP	Colonoscopy	NR	X-ray	SB + C1	Secondary	Laparatomy	8	No	18
6	34	F	AP + V	Normal	23	X-ray	SB + C1	Primary	Ileal resection + anastomosis	10	No	12
7	41	M	AP	Normal	16	X-ray	SB + C1	Primary	Laparoscopic exploration	7	No	9

WBC: White blood cell; SB: Small bowel;

¹C: Colon; AP: Abdominal pain; V: Vomiting;

²C: Constipation; CLL: Chronic lymphocytic leukemia;

³CT: Chemotherapy; NR: Normal range;

⁴CT: Computed tomography; US: Ultrasonography.