Acta Chirurgica Austriaca

Klaus Emmanuel

Michael Weitzendorfer

Birgit Schmidle-Loss

Lukas Indra

European surgery. Supplement/European surgery

Expression of gratitude—Univ.-Doz. Dr. Franz Martin Riegler

感恩的表达——弗朗茨·马丁·里格勒博士

Martin Riegler

Disease carries art and wisdom: time for the people

疾病承载艺术与智慧：人民的时代

Katharina Esswein

Elisabeth Gasser

Marijana Ninkovic

Stefan Scheidl

Alexander Perathoner

Surgical therapy of rectal cancer

直肠癌的手术治疗

Summary Background The factors contributing to increased intraoperative complexity in major emergency abdominal surgery are not well documented. Several factors could influence surgeons’ expectations regarding intraoperative complexity in emergency settings. The purpose of this study was to investigate surgeons’ expectations regarding how prior and current factors may affect intraoperative complexity in emergency surgery. Methods The study was an anonymous, case-based questionnaire survey targeting a national cohort of general surgeons in Denmark. The questionnaire included four parts: (1) demographics; (2) rating of factors affecting intraoperative complexity in an emergency laparotomy; (3) ranking of factors by impact on intraoperative complexity; and (4) specification of factors necessitating a consultant’s presence at the start of surgery. Results The questionnaire was answered by 137 surgeons. Both in-house and on-call surgeons agreed that the prior factors of previous open abdomen and previous abdominal surgery described with difficult conditions had the highest impact on intraoperative complexity. The most important current factors were severe hemodynamic instability and suspected adhesional obstruction in computed tomography . Significant differences were found in the need for consultant presence: previous radiotherapy (3% in-house vs. 39% on-call; p &lt; 0.001), previous open abdomen (23% in-house vs. 47% on-call; p &lt; 0.002), severe hemodynamic instability (46% in-house vs. 65% on-call; p &lt; 0.001), and suspected perforated diverticulitis (18% in-house vs. 33% on-call; p &lt; 0.002). Conclusion This study revealed a consensus among in-house and on-call surgeons regarding the key factors influencing intraoperative complexity in emergency abdominal surgery, offering valuable insights from the perspective of Danish surgeons.

Lasse Rehné Jensen

Dunja Kokotovic

Johanne Gormsen

Jakob Burcharth

Thomas Korgaard Jensen

Surgeon perspectives on factors affecting intraoperative complexity in major emergency abdominal surgery: a Danish nationwide survey

丹麦全国性调查：外科医生对影响重大急诊腹部手术术中复杂性因素的看法

P. Kirchweger

L. Danhel

A. Kirchweger

L. Haider

L. Havranek

K. Kastenhofer

T. Kratzer

P. Punkenhofer

A. Punzengruber

D. Rezaie

D. Shalamberidze

S. Tatalovic

E. Weisser

M. Wurm

S. Nell

R. Függer

M. Biebl

Perforated small bowel diverticular disease: a case report to raise awareness for surgical treatment in complicated jejunal diverticulitis

穿孔性小肠憩室病：一例报告以提高对复杂性空肠憩室炎手术治疗的重视

Robert C. Bauer

Lisa-Marie Schupp

Dietmar Eucker

Ilan Rosenblum

Charlotte Pradella

Bernd Schenkluhn

Robert Rosenberg

Sebastian H. Lamm

Robotic enhanced-view totally extraperitoneal repair with endoscopic posterior linea alba reconstruction and retromuscular mesh for midline incisional hernias: a registry-based analysis of 40 consecutive patients

机器人辅助增强视野全腹膜外修补术联合内镜下后腹白线重建及肌后补片治疗中线切口疝：基于注册登记的40例连续患者分析

Renxi Li

Qianyun Luo

Ilitch Diaz Gutierrez

Thoracic surgeons have better outcome profiles following esophagectomy: an ACS-NSQIP study

胸外科医生进行食管切除术后效果更佳：一项ACS-NSQIP研究

Raffaele Galli

Robotic TAPP vs. endoscopic TEP for inguinal hernia repair: a register-based analysis of 129 consecutive robotic operations

机器人TAPP与腹腔镜TEP治疗腹股沟疝修补术的比较：基于129例连续机器人手术的注册分析

Abbreviation	Eur Surg
Journal Impact	0.60
Quartiles(Global)	SURGERY(Q4)

ISSN	0001-544X, 1563-2563, 1682-1769, 1682-4016, 1682-8631
h-index	24

Publication Information	Publisher: Springer-Verlag Wien，Publishing cycle: ，Journal Type: journal，Open Access Journals: No
Basic data	Year of publication: 1969，Proportion of original research papers: ，Self Citation Rate:， Gold OA Rate:

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Expression of gratitude—Univ.-Doz. Dr. Franz Martin Riegler

Disease carries art and wisdom: time for the people

Surgical therapy of rectal cancer

Surgeon perspectives on factors affecting intraoperative complexity in major emergency abdominal surgery: a Danish nationwide survey

Perforated small bowel diverticular disease: a case report to raise awareness for surgical treatment in complicated jejunal diverticulitis

Robotic enhanced-view totally extraperitoneal repair with endoscopic posterior linea alba reconstruction and retromuscular mesh for midline incisional hernias: a registry-based analysis of 40 consecutive patients

Thoracic surgeons have better outcome profiles following esophagectomy: an ACS-NSQIP study

Robotic TAPP vs. endoscopic TEP for inguinal hernia repair: a register-based analysis of 129 consecutive robotic operations

Perforated small bowel diverticular disease: a case report to raise awareness for surgical treatment in complicated jejunal diverticulitis

Surgeon perspectives on factors affecting intraoperative complexity in major emergency abdominal surgery: a Danish nationwide survey