The role of warmed‐humidified carbon dioxide insufflation in colorectal surgery: A systematic review and meta‐analysis
Colorectal Disease2023Vol. 26(1), pp. 7–21
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Abstract
Patients undergoing colorectal surgery receiving warmed-humidified CO2 do not experience any clinically meaningful difference in core body temperature change compared to their counterparts receiving dry-cold CO2 insufflation or no insufflation. However, patients may report greater pain scores on postoperative day 1 with warmed-humidified CO2 . There is likely no clinically important difference between warmed-humidified CO2 and dry-cold CO2 for patients undergoing colorectal surgery. Patient, clinician, and institution factors should be considered when deciding between these two insufflation modalities.
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