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Of these 47 patients, 21 patients (44.68%) had undergone LRYGP, 20 patients (42.55%) LSG, and 6 patients (12.76%) conversion of gastric band (5 patients) and Maison (one patient) to LRYGP. Trait anxiety was significantly lower in patients having undergone laparoscopic surgery compared with patients who had had open surgery (P = 0.018) (average value of trait anxiety in patients with open surgery was 48.71, SD = 10.91; this value was 40.22, SD = 9.82 in the laparoscopic group). The cumulative sum model suggested that the learning curve was divided into 4 phases based on 3 cut-off points as follows: learning I (33 patients), learning II (19 patients), consolidation (30 patients), and master (18 patients). B Methods: b From January 2016 to November 2018, 23 patients underwent surgery using robot-assisted rectal resection (da Vinci Si 20 cases and Xi 3 cases) and 33 patients underwent laparoscopic rectal resection. OS was significantly higher for the high-benefit patients in the SEER database and the FJUUH dataset than in the non-AC patients (Log-rank < 0.05), and there was no significant difference in OS between low-benefit patients and non-AC patients among the three centers (Log-rank = 0.154, 0.470, and 0.434, respectively). [Extracted from the article] |
