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Table 3 Univariate analyses of factors associated with anastomotic leakage following total gastrectomy

From: Excessive visceral fat area as a risk factor for early postoperative complications of total gastrectomy for gastric cancer: a retrospective cohort study

Risk factors

anastomotic leakage (+)

anastomotic leakage (−)

Univariate analysis

Logistic regression analysis

Hazard ratio (95 % CI)

p value

Sex

     

 Men

9

48

0.072

  

 Women

0

18

   

Age (mean ± SD)

64.6 ± 7.5

71.6 ± 10.0

0.017

0.94 (0.87–1.01)

0.057

ASA

     

 I

2

11

0.891

  

 II

6

45

   

 III

1

10

   

BMI (≥25/<25 kg/m2)

4/5

12/54

0.071

  

VFA (≥100/<100 cm2)

6/3

20/46

0.032

4.6 (1.05–20.25)

0.044

SFA (cm2) (mean ± SD)

126.5 ± 56.5

108.6 ± 65.3

0.434

  

Diabetes mellitus

2

12

0.77

  

Cardiac history

2

11

0.695

  

Pulmonary history

0

4

0.444

  

Chronic kidney disease

1

3

0.419

  

Pathologic Stage

     

 I

1

24

0.269

  

 II

3

13

   

 III

5

23

   

 IV

0

6

   

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy

0

3

0.514

  

Residual gastrectomy

0

6

0.346

  

Splenectomy

2

16

0.894

  

Resection of pancreatic tail

1

2

0.246

  

Partial resection of colon

0

2

0.597

  

Number of retrieved lymph nodes (mean ± SD)

38.4 ± 22.3

43.5 ± 22.4

0.487

  

Operating time (min) (mean ± SD)

254.8 ± 118.8

207.3 ± 59.0

0.23

  

Blood loss (ml) (mean ± SD)

572.5 ± 663.7

351.4 ± 460.2

0.428

  
  1. CI confidence interval; SD standard deviation