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Objective To examine the effect of somatostatin in the treatment of adhesive intestinal obstruction by meta-analysis. Methods Researchers extensively searched CNKI, Wanfang, and Pubmed and included articles which met the inclusion criteria.For each included article, researchers extracted the research methodology and the related indicators including gastrointestinal decompression, abdominal distension time, exhaust time and hospitalization time.We selected fixed effect models or random effect models to combine the effect of each variable according to the heterogeneity test results.Results Somatostatin could significantly reduce the amount of gastrointestinal decompression -213.19 mL/d (-252.97,-173.40), shorten the abdominal distension time-1.42 d( -1.71,-1.14), exhaust time-1.39 d( -1.79,-0.98), and the hospitalization time-3.46 d( -4.10,-2.83).Conclusion Somatostatin is effective in the treatment of adhesive intestinal obstruction.
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Objective To evaluate the efficacy of laparoscopic operations in the treatment of ectopic pregnancy.Methods A total of 148 cases of tubal pregnancy from January 2002 to January 2005 were studied.Laparoscopic operations included 106 cases of oviduct-sparing operation(79 cases of oviduct fenestration and 27 cases of lesion clearance),37 cases of salpingectomy,and 5 cases of lesion clearance.Results The diagnosis and operation were laparoscopically completed in all the 148 cases.Persistent ectopic pregnancy occurred in 2 cases.Postoperative monitoring of serum ?-hCG levels showed the shortest recovery time to normal levels after the treatment of salpingectomy(8?1 d),and the longest one after lesion clearance (15?2 d).Regular menstruation resumed at((31?)2 d) after salpingectomy and at(43?3 d) after lesion clearance.Follow-up checkups with uterotubography in 84 cases for 1~3 months(mean,2.3 months) found a patent rate of both oviducts of 82.1%(69/84).Conclusions Laparoscopic operations is a safe and effective option in the treatment of ectopic pregnancy.