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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of included patients undergoing VALS

From: Medium- to long-term outcomes of vaginally assisted laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy in the treatment of stage III–IV pelvic organ prolapse

Variables

POP patients (n = 106)

Age, mean ± SD, years

55.86 ± 8.48

BMI, mean ± SD, kg/m²

24.10 ± 2.89

Gravidity, median (range)

3 (1–8)

Parity, median (range)

2 (1–6)

Menopause status, n (%)

76 (71.7)

Comorbidity, n (%)

 

Hypertension

18 (16.98)

Diabetes

5 (4.72)

Coronary heart disease

3 (2.83)

Hyperthyroidism

2 (1.89)

Hypothyroidism

2 (1.89)

Hysteromyoma

26 (24.53)

Stress urinary incontinence

23 (21.70)

Urgent urinary incontinence

3 (2.83)

Mixed urinary incontinence

2 (1.89)

Depression

2 (1.89)

Previous surgery history, n (%)

 

Tubal ligation

18 (16.98)

Cesarean delivery

4 (3.77)

Hysteromyomectomy

2 (1.89)

Pelvic reconstruction surgery

4 (3.77)

Vaginal repair

3 (2.83)

POP-Q stage, n (%)

 

III

59 (55.66)

IV

47 (44.34)

Follow-up period, median (range), months

35.40 (12.13–109.97)

  1. VALS Vaginally assisted laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy; POP Pelvic organ prolapse; BMI Body mass index; SD Standard deviation