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DOI: 10.1055/s-0033-1350191
Sedation-Associated Complications in Endoscopy – Prospective Multicentre Survey of 191142 Patients
Sedierungsassoziierte Komplikationen während der Endoskopie – eine prospektive multizentrische Erfassung von 191142 PatientenPublication History
Publication Date:
09 July 2013 (online)
Erratum zum Beitrag „T. Frieling, J. Heise, C. Kreysel et al. Sedierungsassoziierte Komplikationen während der Endoskopie – eine prospektive multizentrische Erfassung von 191142 Patienten. Z Gastroenterol; 2013: DOI: 10.1055/s-0032-1330441“
In der Arbeit von T. Frieling et al., Sedierungsassoziierte Komplikationen während der Endoskopie, wurden versehentlich die Ergebnisse in Prozent beschrieben. Es gelten jedoch die absoluten Zahlen. Die Aussagen der Arbeit bleiben hierdurch unverändert. Folgende Vergleiche in der Diskussion werden durch die fehlerhaften Angaben beeinflusst:
1. “Furthermore, even the complication rate of the participating clinic with the highest sedation related complication was only 0.00246 % and at least an order of magnitude lower than reported in the recently published largest retrospective study on almost 400.000 patients [25].”
Korrigiert: “Furthermore, even the complication rate of the participating clinic with the highest sedation related complication was only 0.246 % and comparable to the recently published largest retrospective study on almost 400.000 patients [25].”
2. “In our study, the sedation related mortality of 0.00003 % was comparable to the literature. Here, sedation associated mortality has been reported between 0.001 % and less than 0.000001 % [6–18].”
Korrigiert:“In our study, the sedation related mortality of 0.003 % was comparable to the literature. Here, sedation associated mortality has been reported between 0.1 % and less than 0.001 % [6–18].”
3. “Nevertheless, the sedation related mortality of the present survey was higher as reported by Rex et al. (1 death out of 600.000) in his retrospective meta-analysis [6] but at least an order of magnitude lower as reported by the largest retrospective study from Germany [25].
Korrigiert:“Nevertheless, the sedation related mortality of the present survey was higher as reported by Rex et al. (1 death out of 600.000) in his retrospective meta-analysis [25] but comparable to the largest retrospective study from Germany [25].