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Table 3 Demographic, clinical, and surgical characteristics of patients in the SARP and CC groups (n = 161)

From: Conditions associated with worse acceptance of a simplified accelerated recovery after surgery protocol in laparoscopic colorectal surgery

Variables

SARP (n = 84)

CC (n = 77)

p-value

Age

   

Mean ± SD

55.01 ± 12.60

58.39 ± 13.86

0.074a

Median (Q1; Q3)

55.5 (48.0; 61.8)

58.0 (51.0; 70.0)

 

Sex, n (%)

   

Female

51 (53.1)

45 (46.9)

0.769b

Male

33 (50.8)

32 (49.2)

 

BMI

   

Mean ± SD

25.41 ± 5.14

25.89 ± 4.91

0.890a

Median (Q1; Q3)

25.47 (22.54; 28.41)

25.24 (22.60; 27.97)

 

ASA, n (%)

   

1

41 (51.9)

38 (48.1)

0.945b

2

43 (52.4)

39 (47.6)

 

Disease, n (%)

   

Malignant

57 (49.6)

58 (50.4)

0.295b

Benign

27 (58.7)

19 (41.3)

 

Type of surgery, n (%)

   

Colectomy

70 (83.33)

59 (76.62)

0.084b

Proctectomy

14 (16.67)

18 (23.28)

 

Duration of the surgery, min

234.25 ± 67.11

249.81 ± 77.34

 

Mean ± SD

240.00 (180.00; 270.00)

240.00 (195.00; 300.00)

 

Median (Q1; Q3)

  

0.274a

Concomitant resection of other organs, n (%)

   

Yes

25 (50.0)

25 (50.0)

0.711b

No

59 (53.2)

52 (46.8)

 

Need for ostomy, n (%)

   

Ileostomy

14 (37.8)

23 (62.2)

0.061c

No

69 (56.1)

54 (43.9)

 
  1. SARP simplified accelerated postoperative recovery program, CC conventional postoperative care, BMI body mass index, SD standard deviation, Q1; Q3 interquartile range
  2. aMann Whitney U test; basymptotic chi-square test; cexact chi-square test