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Table 1 Demographics. tumor and treatment characteristics

From: Postoperative fluid overload is a risk factor for adverse surgical outcome in patients undergoing esophagectomy for esophageal cancer: a retrospective study in 335 patients

 

n = 335

Male sex

290 (87%)

Age (yrs)

62 [30 - 90]

BMI (kg/m2)

24.5 [14.6 – 45.9]

ASA score

 1

10 (3%)

 2

183 (55%)

 3

137 (41%)

 4

5 (2%)

Multimodal therapy

 None

73 (22%)

 Neoadjuvant radiochemotherapy

189 (56%)

 Perioperative chemotherapy

73 (22%)

Tumor localisation

 Upper third

14 (4%)

 Middle third

72 (22%)

 Lower third/junctional tumor

249 (74 %)

Surgical approach

 

 Thoracoabdominal

309 (92%)

 Transhiatal

26 (8%)

Reconstruction

 Gastric tube

321 (96%)

 Colon interposition

14 (4%)

Anastomosis

 Intrathoracic

185 (55%)

 Cervical

150 (45%)

Tumor histological type

 Squamous cell carcinoma

137 (41%)

 Adenocarcinoma

198 (59%)

UICC-Stage

 0/1

111 (33%)

 2

140 (42%)

 3

63 (19%)

 4

21 (6%)

Resection margin

 R0

316 (94%)

 R+

19 (6%)

 Median operating time (min)

420 [203 - 906]

 Median ICU stay (days)

8 [1 - 121]

 Median Hospital stay (days)

22 [3 - 150]

  1. Displayed are demographic, tumour and treatment characteristics of 335 patients undergoing esophaegctomy