[Primary surgery for XXXX and short hospital stay (48h): Are they compatible?].

@entity1 @entity2419 @entity148 @entity158
The aim of this study was to evaluate our practices by studying the duration of hospitalization and the parental real-life experience after a primary surgery of a @entity2419 . MATERIALS AND METHODS: Monocentric retrospective study by analysis of the @entity1 files and phone interview of the parents whose @entity1 were operated for a primary surgery of a @entity2419 isolated, or associated with a labial cleft, or included in a syndromic form. RESULTS: Forty-nine @entity1 (25  B-24  G) were performed by 44  Wardill and five Furlow procedures (average age: 11  months   ) between 2010  and 2012. The average duration of the post-operative stay was 1.5  days. Thirty-three parents were contacted (67%). The return was "very well" or "well done" in 82% of the cases. The @entity158 at home was estimated by the parents as "worthless" or "little intense" in 73% of the cases. For 16% of the parents, the @entity1 seemed "uncomfortable". The prescription of analgesic was followed only in 70% of the cases. The duration of hospitalization was considered by the families as "good one" in 70% of the cases, "too long" for 12% and "too short" for 18% in particular because of difficulty in eating or parental @entity148 . CONCLUSION: Even if palatine surgery is considered to be painful, anaesthetic techniques and current analgesic protocols allow to envisage very simple and fast consequences, authorizing an early return of the @entity1 at home.
