DIFFERENCES IN PROCEDURAL CHARACTER: NON-ONCOLOGICAL CHOLECISTOPATIES SUBMITTED TO VIDEOLAPAROSCOPIC AND OPEN TECHNIQUE BETWEEN 2015-2020 IN THE STATE OF BAHIA
INTRODUCTION: Cholecystopathies are known as an inflammatory, colonic or lithiasic condition, with a chronic or acute etiology, resulting from a dysfunction in the gallbladder. The treatment for both cases of cholecystopathies consists of cholecystectomy, that is, total removal of the gallbladder. OBJECTIVE: To analyze the difference in the character of the procedure for non-cancer cholecystopathies submitted to videolaparoscopic and open technique between the years 2015 to 2020 in the state of Bahia. METHODOLOGY: This is an exploratory descriptive study, whose data were obtained via TabWin software provided free of charge by the Informatics Department of the Unified Health System (DATASUS - UNIFIED SAUDE SYSTEM). In addition, TABNET Health Information data were used, framed in health care, which were researched Hospital Production data (SIH/SUS - UNIFIED HEALTH SYSTEM), in the period from 2015 to 2020. RESULTS: A reduction The risk of mortality was observed when comparing the surgical nature, but mortality must not be a factor for decision-making when reporting in this context. When the “elective” and “urgency” variables are related in deaths due to cholecystostomy and videolaparoscopic cholecystostomy procedures, in the background, the difference in numbers is presented, with a prevalence in the performance of procedures with the “urgency” variable index. Regarding the age group, there was a decrease in the performance of procedures with increasing age, with the age group between 35-39 years being the most prevalent in both cases. These data are in disagreement with what is reported in the literature, where the prevalence of indication and performance of procedures for surgical removal of the gallbladder increased with age. CONCLUSION: It is possible to observe with the study the differences present, when compared to the technique for cholecystectomy, being it open or videolaparoscopic. It was possible to observe the importance of carrying out screening for pathologies of biliary origin.
DIFFERENCES IN PROCEDURAL CHARACTER: NON-ONCOLOGICAL CHOLECISTOPATIES SUBMITTED TO VIDEOLAPAROSCOPIC AND OPEN TECHNIQUE BETWEEN 2015-2020 IN THE STATE OF BAHIA
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.1592130117
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Palavras-chave: Cholecystectomy, Laparoscopy, Surgery.
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Keywords: Cholecystectomy, Laparoscopic, Surgery.
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Abstract:
INTRODUCTION: Cholecystopathy is an inflammatory, colonic or lithiasic condition, with a chronic or acute etiology, proven to be a dysfunction in the gallbladder. The treatment for both cases of cholecystopathies consists of cholecystectomy, which is, total removal of the gallbladder. OBJECTIVE: To analyze the difference in the character of the procedure for non-oncological cholecystopathies submitted to videolaparoscopic and open technique between the years 2015 to 2020 in the state of Bahia. METHODOLOGY: This is an exploratory descriptive study, the data of which were obtained via TabWin software provided free of charge by the Informatics Department of the Unified Health System (DATASUS). In addition, TABNET Health Information data was used, framed in health care, which was researched Hospital Production data (SIH/SUS), in the period from 2015 to 2020. RESULTS: A reduction in the risk of mortality was observed when comparing the surgical nature, which suggests that mortality should not be a decision-making factor when reporting this context. When the "elective" and "urgency" variables are related to deaths due to cholecystostomy and videolaparoscopic cholecystostomy procedures, in the background, the difference in numbers is presented, with the prevalence in the performance of procedures with the "urgency" variable index. Regarding the age group, there was a decrease in the performance of procedures with increasing age, with the age group between 35-39 years old being the most prevalent in both cases. These data are in disagreement with what is reported in the literature, where the prevalence of indication and performance of procedures for surgical removal of the gallbladder increased with age. CONCLUSION: It is possible to observe with the study differences present when compared to the technique for cholecystectomy, being it open or videolaparoscopic. It was possible to note the importance of carrying out screening for pathologies of biliary origin.
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Número de páginas: 10
- Clarissa Vitoria Santos
- Saulo Souza Silva
- Manoel Januário dos Reis Neto
- Lourival Duarte de Almeida Neto
- Juliane Silva Schmitt
