Home next day: early discharge of children following appendicectomy.
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Michael Pfeil,
Azad Mathur,
Shalini Singh,
Chris Morris,
Gill Green,
Milind Kulkarni
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R G Buick, R J Fitzgerald, D Courtney in Annals Of The Royal College Of Surgeons Of England (1985)In a prospective study of 410 children who had a non-perforated appendix removed, the mean postoperative stay was 46 hours and 80% of patients were discharged within 48 hours. Twenty-two patients were readmitted, but neither the temperature of the…
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Michael Pfeil, Azad Mathur in Paediatric Nursing (2004)This cohort evaluation investigated the discharge of 15 children within 12 to 24 hours following an uncomplicated appendicectomy who were subsequently supported by an outreach nurse. By monitoring the child's progress, providing the support the…Save reference to library · Related research 2 readers
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C E Velhote, T F De Oliveira Velhote, M C Velhote, D C Moura in The European journal of surgery Acta chirurgica (1999)OBJECTIVE: To confirm that "day-care" appendicectomy is safe in children. DESIGN: Prospective study. SETTINGS: Paediatric hospitals, Brazil. SUBJECTS: 144 children who required removal of the appendix. INTERVENTIONS: Standard muscle splitting…
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P Dix, S Martindale, P A Stoddart in Paediatric Anaesthesia (2003)BACKGROUND: Ketamine has an opioid sparing effect following surgery in adults. This study investigated whether a similar effect is seen following appendicectomy in paediatric patients. METHODS: Seventy-five ASA 1 or 2 children aged 7-16 years were…
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I M Salam, M A Fallouji, Y I El Ashaal, V P Chandran, N N Asham, K H Galala, in Journal Of The Royal College Of Surgeons Of Edinburgh (1995)One hundred and twenty patients with non-perforated acute appendicitis were discharged within 72 h of operation; 50 left hospital within 48 h of surgery. Criteria adopted for early discharge were: stable vital signs, active bowel sounds, ambulation…
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D Juang, J T McCormick, Harvey Slater, I W Goldfarb, P F Caushaj in Burns journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries (2005)In the past, many patients were admitted for a minimum of 72 h for split-thickness skin grafting (STSG). Several factors have caused us to discharge burn patients on the same day or within 24 h following STSG. We have reviewed outcomes of such…
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Aramide Folayemi Faponle, Usang Edet Usang in Middle East Journal of Anesthesiology (2007)BACKGROUND: This prospective questionnaire-based study examined the post-operative symptoms encountered by children who had day case surgery at a dedicated day case surgery unit. The study evaluated the postoperative symptoms at home. The parents…Save reference to library · Related research 2 readers
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Nabil Elshammaa, Vidya Chidambaran, Walaa Housny, Joan Thomas, Xue Zhang, Rafik Michael in Paediatric Anaesthesia (2011)Objective: To evaluate the effect of ketamine, as an adjunct to fentanyl, on postoperative analgesia and duration of Postoperative Care Unit (PACU) stay, in children undergoing tonsillectomy. Background: Ketamine, as an N-methyl-d-aspartate…Save reference to library · Related research 5 readers
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O P Ofili in The Central African journal of medicine (1989)Thirty-one Nigerians with uncomplicated acute appendicitis were discharged within forty-eight hours of operation. Before discharge, 3 patients experienced abdominal colics but this did not prolong their hospital stay. 3 patients developed wound…
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S Ramesh, R B Galland in The British journal of surgery (1993)BACKGROUND: There is increasing pressure on surgeons to minimize the time patients stay in hospital, and there is therefore a need to establish guidelines for reasonable lengths of stay for common operations. This study was conducted to test the…
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