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September 17, 2025The International Journal of Medical Science and Health Research

What are the comparative outcomes of laparoscopic versus open surgical techniques in the management of intestinal obstruction in adult patients? : A Systematic Review

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RHR. Hakim RARezky Putri Wahyu Agustine

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Systematic review highlights advantages of laparoscopic surgery in short-term outcomes for intestinal obstruction, suggesting improved recovery and safety.

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Laparoscopic surgery shows significant short-term benefits for patients with intestinal obstruction, improving usability.
Shorter hospital stays were reported in 17 studies, indicating enhanced recovery for laparoscopic patients.
The data showed lower complication rates in the laparoscopic group, with fewer adverse events reported in 20 studies.
Long-term outcomes such as recurrence and reoperation rates remain under-researched, signaling a need for additional studies.

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Hakim et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4605931b076d99fa5ff82 https://doi.org/10.70070/bw9pzj51

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Systematic review highlights advantages of laparoscopic surgery in short-term outcomes for intestinal obstruction, suggesting improved recovery and safety.

What are the comparative outcomes of laparoscopic versus open surgical techniques in the management of intestinal obstruction in adult patients? : A Systematic Review

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What are the comparative outcomes of laparoscopic versus open surgical techniques in the management of intestinal obstruction in adult patients? : A Systematic Review

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