Table 1

- Demographic intraoperative and postoperative secondary outcome results of the study.

VariablesSA group (n=34)LA group (n=35)ULTAP group (n=35)BLTAP group (n=35)P-values
Gender (male)7 (20.5)8 (22.8)13 (37.1)11 (31.4)0.386*
Age (year)46.5±12.950.0±1749.4±11.851.2±15.00.574
Height (cm)166.4±9.1167.3±11168.4±8.9166.3±9.40.784
Weight (kg)76.9±9.877.1±15.979.4±14.677.6±17.80.893
Smoker10 (29.4)7 (20.0)11 (31.4)9 (25.7)0.717*
ASA class
119 (56.0)19 (54.2)19 (54.2)18 (51.4)0.942*
215 (44.0)16 (45.7)16 (45.7)17 (48.5)
Operative time (minute)75.3±27.874.6±25.871.3±25.382.5±21.30.301
Volume of fluid (ml)583±293545±252605±192560±2610.767
Postoperative variables
Nausea and vomiting9 (26.5)6 (17.1)10 (28.6)9 (25.7)0.697*
Rescue analgesic10 (29.4)6 (18.8)9 (25.7)3 (8.6)0.149*
Shoulder pain1 (2.9)2 (5.7)5 (14.3)1 (2.9)0.311
Satisfaction scale4.42±1.034.69±0.474.77±0.424.81±0.390.051
Discharge within 24 hours26 (76.5)25 (71.4)29 (82.9)26 (74.3)0.713*

Values are presented as numbers and precentages (%) or mean ± standard deviation (SD). There were no significant differences among groups (p>0.05).

ASA: American Society of Anesthesiologists,

SA: standard analgesia,

LA: local anesthetic,

ULTAP: unilateral laparoscopic-assisted transversus abdominis plane,

BLTAP: bilateral 4-quadrant laparoscopic-assisted transversus abdominis plane

  • * Chi-squared test,

  • analysis of variance,

  • Fisher-Freeman-Halton test,