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Table 1 Details of the surgery and postoperative complications

From: The effects of preoperative alcohol, tobacco, and psychological stress on postoperative complications: a prospective observational study

Type of surgery

n (%)

Breast surgery

209 (29.0)

Gastrointestinal surgery

129 (17.9)

Orthopedic surgery

96 (13.3)

Otolaryngology surgery

66 (9.2)

Abdominal surgery for gynecology

51 (7.1)

Cholecystectomy, staging laparoscopy, stoma construction/closure

33 (4.5)

Thoracic surgery

29 (4.0)

Thyroid/parathyroid surgery

27 (3.7)

Hepatic surgery

23 (3.2)

Abdominal surgery for urology

19 (2.6)

Pancreatic surgery

17 (2.4)

Transvaginal/urethral surgery

8 (1.1)

Craniotomy

3 (0.4)

Hernia repair

2 (0.3)

Others (minor surgery)

9 (1.3)

Postoperative complications

n (%)

Anastomotic leak/Peritonitis

11 (1.5)

Pancreatic fistula/Gallbladder fistula

9 (1.2)

Wound infection/dehiscence

8 (1.1)

Intra-abdominal abscess

8 (1.1)

Ileus/Gastroesophageal reflux disease

6 (0.8)

Postoperative hemorrhage

5 (0.7)

Atrial Fibrillation

4 (0.6)

Pneumonia/Atelectasis

3 (0.4)

Anastomotic stenosis

3 (0.4)

Pulmonary fistula/Pleural effusion

2 (0.3)

Enterovesical fistula/Rectalvaginal fistula

2 (0.3)

Ischemic heart disease

1 (0.1)

Implant infection

1 (0.1)

Urinary retention

1 (0.1)

Other

 

Hyperactive delirium

8 (1.1)

Bronchial asthma

2 (0.3)

Infection of Infusion line

2 (0.3)

Herpes zoster, influenza, pustulosis, diverticulitis

4 (0.6)

In-hospital death (137 days after surgery)

1

In-hospital death after readmission

1

Reoperation within 30 days of surgery

12

Readmission

4

Length of stay after surgery (days)

9 (6–13)

  1. Details of postoperative complications in 721 patients within 30 days of surgery. A total of 80 complications were found in 79 out of 721 patients (11%). One patient experienced both atrial fibrillation and pleural effusion