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Single-port vs Traditional Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
            Table 2: Operative time in SPLC group and MPLC group
                           Group A     Group B
                            (n = 40)   (n = 40)   t      p
            Operative time  95.75 ± 18.37  42.10 ± 5.04  12.594  <0.01 *
            (mean ± SD)
















                                                               Fig. 3: Intraoperative complications of both groups

                                                               Table 3: Post-procedural pain in the two groups
                                                                           SPLC group   MPLC group
                                                                            (n = 40)      (n = 40)
                                                                          No.    %     No.     %      x 2    p
            Fig. 1: postoperative time in SPLC and MPLC groups  Need for   16   40%    30     75%    5.013  0.025
                                                                NSAIDS

                                                               Table 4: Postoperative LoS in SPLC and MPLC groups
                                                                             SPLC group   MPLC group
                                                                              (n = 40)     (n = 40)    t     p
                                                                Hospital stay
                                                                (mean ± SD)  24.00 ± 0.00  25.20 ± 5.37  1.000  0.330













            Fig. 2: Operative time and learning curve in SPLC group

            that postoperative pain in SPLC is not significantly less than in the
            MPLC group. The data are shown in Table 3.
            Postoperative of LoS: The mean duration of LoS in Group A was 24
            hours whereas in Group B it was 25.20 hours (Table 4); p was 0.330
            which is insignificant.
                                                               Fig. 4: Conversion to MPLC in SPLC group
            Postoperative wound infection: In the SPLC group, we observed
            wound infection in two patients (5%) whereas in the MPLC group
            wound infection occurred in eight patients (p = 0.151). In the   Port-site incisional hernia: In the SPLC group, port-site incisional
            SPLC group, the wound infection was mild and managed by oral   hernia developed in two patients whereas in the MPLC group no
            antibiotics whereas in the MPLC group wound infection was at the   patient developed port-site incisional hernia within the six-month
            site of the epigastric port (Fig. 5). In the eight patients, port-site   follow-up period (p = 0.147). Two patients had port-site incisional
            wound infections were observed because the gallbladder had   hernia within the first six months postoperatively (Table 5), so
            been perforated during specimen extraction and it was resolved   patients should be informed to avoid heavy exertion and exercises
            with oral antibiotics.                             during the first three months postoperatively.

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