Preoperative comorbidities.
depressive disorder, psychiatric, intestinal polyps
DUODENAL ULCER, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE (CRF)
Patients with chronic renal failure (CRF), gastric and/or duodenal ulcer, intestinal polyps, HIV, endocrinological or pneumological restrictions were not observed in any of the groups. Only one patient from G1 did not obtain psychiatric and psychological release due to depressive disorder.Regarding preoperative anesthetic consultation, in the G1, three patients were classified as ASA I (7.89%) and 35 as ASA II (92.11%). In G2, all patients were classified as ASA II (100%). About the cardiologic evaluation, in G1, 36 patients were classified as Goldman low (94.74%) and 2 as moderate (5.26%). In the G2, 26 patients were classified as Goldman low (86.67%) and 4 as moderate (13.33%).There was a small difference in the surgical procedure time between the groups (85.1 min in G1 and 80.8 min in G2), however, without no significant statistical difference (p=0.240). The surgical technique used was the same, differing only in the access route and amount of stapler loads.In both groups, the intestinal anastomosis segment section was performed with linear stapler with one load, and the entero-entero anastomosis was anisoperistaltic latero-lateral.Different amounts of stapler loads were used to perform the gastric section. In G1, 39 patients used 2 loads, 1 patient used 1 load and no patient needed 4 loads. In G2, only 2 patients used 2 loads, 36 patients used 3 loads and 2 patients used 4 loads. (