Study | Interventions | Outcomes | |||
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Treatment group | Control group | Details of intervention in the laparoscopic surgery group | Preoperative antibiotics | ||
Wright et al. [5] | Laparoscopic technique | Open surgery |  | VCM 2.0 g | Fluid leak Pain scores after operation Exit site infection Duration of hospitalization |
Gadallah et al. [4] | Peritoneoscopy | Open surgery | Using Y-TEC peritoneoscopic technique. Peritoneoscopically-placed catheters were implanted under local anesthesia. | VCM 1.0 g | Catheter survival Dialysate leak Hernia Catheter migration |
Tsimoyiannis et al. [6] | Laparoscopic placement | Open surgery | The catheter was secured to the back wall of the uterus or bladder with 2/0 polypropylene. Five patients who underwent previous laparotomies had an extended adhesiolysis performed before catheter placement. | Not stated | Dialysate leak Catheter migration |
Xu et al. [8] | Laparoscopic placement | Open surgery | The catheter was secured to the back wall of the uterus or bladder with 3/0 polypropylene. | CTRX 1.0 g | Catheter survival Dialysate leak Hernia Exit site infection The number of pain complaint patients Catheter migration |
Jwo et al. [7] | Laparoscopic | Open surgery | Laparoscopic adhesiolysis was performed for those who had peritoneal adhesions due to previous abdominal surgery or pelvic inflammatory disease. | CEZ 0.5 g | Catheter survival Dialysate leak Hernia Exit site infection The number of pain complaint patients Duration of hospitalization Catheter migration |
Qiao et al. [9] | Catheter implantation with laparoscopy | Open surgery | Â | Not stated | Catheter survival Dialysate leak Hernia Catheter migration |
van Laanen et al. [10] | Laparoscopic technique | Open surgery | Only in case of insufficient space in the lower abdomen for a good position of the catheter was adhesiolysis performed. | CEZ 1.0 g | Catheter survival Dialysate leak Exit site infection Re-operation Duration of hospitalization Catheter migration |