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Table 2 Details of patients experiencing grade 2 or worse surgical complications

Patient #	Type	Surgical approach	Complication	Treatment
1	Extrafascial	Open	Vaginal cuff necrosis	Conservative management
2	Modified radical	Open	Vaginal cuff dehiscence	Conservative management
			Acute blood loss anemia	Blood transfusion
			Vesicovaginal fistula	Percutaneous nephrostomy tubes
3	Extrafascial	Open	Urinary tract infection	Antibiotics
4	Extrafascial	Open	Ureteral injury	Intraoperative repair
			Acute blood loss anemia	Blood transfusion
			Wound seroma	Conservative management
5	Extrafascial	Laparoscopic	Vaginal cuff dehiscence	Vaginal cuff repair
			Acute blood loss anemia	Blood transfusion
			Port site hematoma	Conservative management
6	Extrafascial	Laparoscopic	Vaginal cuff necrosis	Conservative management
7	Extrafascial	Laparoscopic	Vaginal cuff dehiscence	Vaginal cuff repair
8	Extrafascial	Laparoscopic	Vaginal cuff dehiscence	Conservative management
9	Modified radical	Robotic	Ureterovaginal fistula	Ureteroneocystotomy
9	Modified radical	Robotic	Sepsis	Antibiotics
10	Extrafascial	Laparoscopic	Vaginal cuff dehiscence	Vaginal cuff repair
			Acute blood loss anemia	Blood transfusion
			Sepsis	Antibiotics
11	Extrafascial	Robotic	Vaginal cuff dehiscence	Conservative management
11	Extrafascial	Robotic	Urinary tract infection	Antibiotics
12	Extrafascial	Laparoscopic	Vaginal cuff dehiscence	Conservative management
12	Extrafascial	Laparoscopic	Rectovaginal fistula	Diverting loop colostomy

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