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Table 2 Comparison of clinical characteristics between the OP group and LCR group

From: Short-term outcomes after laparoscopic colorectal cancer surgery in patients over 90 years old: a Japanese multicenter study

 

OP (n = 22) (%)

LCR (n = 65) (%)

P-value

Sex

  

0.805

 Male

8 (36.4)

26 (40.0)

 

 Female

14 (63.6)

39 (60.0)

 

Age, y (range)

92 (90–98)

92 (90–98)

0.418

Body mass index, kg/m2

19.7 (12.9–28.8)

20.3 (14.1 − 30.0)

0.281

ASA performance status

  

0.269

 1

3 (13.6)

6 (9.2)

 

 2

13 (59.1)

37 (56.9)

 

 3

5 (22.7)

22 (33.8)

 

 4

1 (4.5)

  

Comorbidities

  

1.000

 No

3 (13.6)

6 (9.2)

 

 Yes

19 (86.4)

59 (90.8)

 

Tumor location

  

1.000

 Colon

17 (77.3)

49 (75.4)

 

 Rectum

5 (22.7)

16 (24.6)

 

Operative procedure

  

0.326

 Ileocecal resection

7 (31.8)

13 (20.0)

 

 Hemicolectomy

5 (22.7)

16 (24.6)

 

 Partial resection

4 (18.2)

5 (7.7)

 

 Sigmoidectomy

0 (0)

9 (13.8)

 

 Anterior resection

1 (4.5)

8 (12.3)

 

 Hartmann

3 (13.6)

7 (10.8)

 

 Abdominoperineal resection

2 (9.1)

7 (10.8)

 

Clinical T factor

  

0.021

 1

0 (0)

7 (10.8)

 

 2

2 (9.1)

10 (15.4)

 

 3

9 (40.9)

36 (55.4)

 

 4

11 (50.0)

12 (18.5)

 

Clinical N factor

  

0.969

 0

11 (50.0)

36 (55.4)

 

 1

7 (31.8)

20 (30.8)

 

 2

3 (13.6)

9 (13.8)

 

Distant metastasis

  

0.834

 No

20 (90.9)

60 (92.3)

 

 Yes

2 (9.1)

5 (7.7)

 

Operation time, min (range)

146 (60–284)

203 (77–560)

0.002

Blood loss, mL (range)

105 (5–843)

20 (0–641)

0.001

Blood transfusion, yes

7 (31.8)

9 (13.8)

0.107

Open conversion

-

1 (1.5)

 

Postoperative complications, CD ≥2

11 (50.0)

24 (36.9)

0.320

Duration of urethral catheter removal, days (range)

4 (3–7)

3 (2–7)

0.052

Hospital stay, days (range)

22 (11–59)

18 (7–107)

0.007

Re-admission within 30-days, yes

2 (9.1)

2 (3.1)

0.264

  1. Data are presented as the number of patients (%) or median (range)
  2. OP, open surgery; LCR, laparoscopic colorectal resection; ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists
  3. Differences in categorical variables were compared using Fisher’s exact test or the chi-squared test, as appropriate. Differences in continuous variables were analyzed with the Mann–Whitney U-test