According to the literature, (january 2015 to december 2016) this study aimed to assess the outcome of a short-term outcomes of single-port versus conventional laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy.With regards to morbidity, weight loss, and co-morbidity resolution.From each of these surgical categories, 314 patients were successfully matched which created the ¿matched cohort¿ group.Total matched cohort postoperative outcomes for the spsg category includes: 90 day postoperative complications (27) ; bleeding intra-abdominal or intraluminal 8); dindo-clavien grade > iiia (14) incisional hernia (5).The ¿dindo-clavien > iiia complications¿ included 13 patients; one patient that presented a post-operative hematoma treated by percutaneous drainage under local anesthesia (iiia).Total matched cohort postoperative outcomes for the clsg category includes: 90 day postoperative complications (21) ; bleeding intra-abdominal or intraluminal (8); dindo-clavien grade > iiia (7); incisional hernia (1).The ¿dindo-clavien > iiia complications¿ included 7 patients: two patients that presented a postoperative hematoma treated by percutaneous drainage under local anesthesia (iiia).Short-term outcomes of single-port versus conventional laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy: a propensity score matched analysis | hadrien tranchart1,2 · lionel rebibo3,4 · martin gaillard1,2 · abdennaceur dhahri3,4 · panagiotis lainas1,2 ·jean-marc regimbeau3,4 · ibrahim dagher1,2 | department of minimally invasive digestive surgery, antoine béclère hospital, ap-hp, 157 rue de la porte de trivaux, 92140 clamart, france | received: 1 march 2019 / accepted: 26 september 2019 / published online: 8 october 2019.
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