What's RESBOLAP SCORE Multicentric Data Registry?
In the treatment of small bowel obstruction, the evaluation of the viability of the compromised intestinal tract is often clinical and entrusted mainly to the sensations and experience of the surgeon. By the minimally invasive approach, the lack of tactile feedback and reduced visibility in the case of bowel distension amplify the difficulty in assessing intestinal vitality. Therefore, the conversion to open surgery is due precisely to the difficulty and necessity of evaluating intestinal viability. Preliminary studies on the use of intraoperative indocyanine green fluorescence angiography in laparoscopy have shown promising results.
At the moment there is no possibility of an objective and objectivable evaluation of the intraoperative finding.
The aim of this study is the development of a laparoscopic resectability score, in order to provide a helpful tool in decision-making during emergency surgery by the minimally invasive approach to small bowel obstruction. Therefore, the creation of a large data registry is necessary.
The research is a multicentric study, consisting of a prospective data collection phase and a retrospective analysis phase.
Among the variables taken into consideration, there is also the verification of intraoperative angiographic patterns provided by indocyanine green fluorescence, therefore the participating centers must be those equipped with optical systems with near-infrared light dedicated to using.
To standardize the angiographic technique to be adopted, we will provide indications that each participating center will have to follow. The study foresees a duration of 12 months, the data collection procedure was deliberately made fast and intuitive through the compilation of an online Form, reachable through these links even from your smartphone. >ITA link >ENG link
Each center can participate with a maximum of 3-4 collaborators who will be recognized as authors in future publications.