Table 2 Enterotomy information of children with VEOIBD with IL10R deficiency
Operation-related information | |
|---|---|
 Pre-operative assessment | |
  Abdominal distension: n (%) | 12(54.5%) |
  Malnutrition (%) | 8(36.4%) |
  Intestinal obstruction on X-ray examination: n (%) | 7(22.7%) |
  Intestinal perforation on X-ray examination: n (%) | 6(22.7%) |
  CRP (mg/L) | 70.5(41.3153.8) |
  WBC (*10^9/L) | 11.5(8.9,14.6) |
  Hb (g/L) | 92.6(85.0,103.8) |
  Albumin (g/L) | 26.59 ± 6.43 |
  wPCDAI | 58.9 ± 17.9 |
 Operation opportunity and type | |
  Emergency surgery: n (%) | 12(54.5%) |
  Ileostomy: n (%) | 13(59.1%) |
  Jejunostomy: n (%) | 8(36.4%) |
  Transversostomy: n (%) | 1(4.5%) |
 Findings during operation | |
  Perforation in small bowel: n (%) | 2(9.1%) |
  Perforation in ileocaecal junction | 2(9.1%) |
  Perforation in colon and rectum | 7(31.8%) |
 Peritonitis: n (%) | 6(27.3%) |
  Intestinal adhesion or dilatation: n (%) | 12(54.5%) |
 Enterostomy complications | |
  Wound infection: n (%) | 6(27.3%) |
  Wound dehiscence: n (%) | 4(18.2%) |
  Wound bleeding: n (%) | 2(9.1%) |
  Reoperation: n (%) | 6(27.3%) |
  Death: n (%) | 2(9.1%) |
  Short bowel syndrome: n (%) | 2(9.1%) |
  Parastomal hernias: n (%) | 1(4.5%) |
  Prognosis (death): n (%) | 6(27.3%) |