A prospective analysis of predictive factors on the results of laparoscopic adhesiolysis in @entity1 with chronic XXXX .

@entity1 @entity158 @entity490
Laparoscopic adhesiolysis for chronic @entity490 is subject for criticism. In this prospective study, we analyze factors that encourage or discourage the indication for therapeutic laparoscopic adhesiolysis. Two hundred twenty-four consecutive @entity1 with chronic @entity490 underwent diagnostic laparoscopy, and in case of adhesions, they underwent adhesiolysis. @entity158 relief was assessed, and the individual impact of variables on @entity158 relief was determined. Laparoscopy was performed in 224 @entity1 . Two hundred @entity1 had only adhesions and underwent primary laparoscopic adhesiolysis. Three months after adhesiolysis, 74% of @entity1 were @entity158 -free or had @entity158 . The remaining 26% of the @entity1 felt no change (22%) or had more @entity158 (4%). Gender, age, and bowel perforation leading to a laparotomy appear to be individual factors significantly influencing @entity158 relief. Laparoscopic adhesiolysis can be done (almost) completely in 92% of @entity1 with adhesions. After laparoscopic adhesiolysis, 74% of @entity1 had good results and 4% had more @entity158 . The complication rate is high.
