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Table 2 Comparisons of patients' characteristics between first- and second-generation surgeons

From: Perioperative outcomes following robot-assisted partial nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma according to surgeon generation

Surgeon's experience

1–50

 

51–100

 

101–150

 

First

Second

p

First

Second

p

First

Second

p

Number of patients

100

100

 

98

100

 

50

81

 

Age, yr

60 (51–67)

55 (45–67)

0.141

58 (47–66)

64 (52–70)

0.04

59 (46–67)

59 (46–66)

0.737

BMI, kg/m.2

24.1 (22.6–26.1)

23.2 (21.6–26.6)

0.459

23.9 (21.6–26.9)

23.4821.8–26.39

0.255

23 (21.1–26.8)

24.3 (21.7–26.7)

0.819

Preop eGFR,

ml/min/1.72 m.2

66.3 (58.4–76.1)

68.2 (56.2–80.8)

0.446

70.8 (55.9–78.7)

65.8 (56.4–75.3)

0.503

70.9 (60.1–82.3)

696 (59.1–79.9)

0.38

Tumor size, mm

28 (22–35)

30 (20–41)

0.265

30 (22–38)

28 (18–42)

0.603

30 (21–36)

26 (18–44)

0.486

RENAL-NS

  

0.0791

  

0.9809

  

0.1287

Low (4,5,6)

41 (41)

53 (53)

 

33 (34)

35 (35)

 

12 (24)

32 (40)

 

Intermediate (7,8,9)

48 (48)

43 (43)

 

55 (56)

55 (55)

 

29 (48)

41(51)

 

High (10)

11 (11)

4 (4)

 

10 (10)

10 (10)

 

9 (18)

8 (10)

 

ASA score

  

0.2190

  

0.2927

  

0.9405

1

25 (25)

16 (16)

 

15 (15)

21 (21)

 

10 (20)

18 (22)

 

2

71 (71)

77 (77)

 

72 (73)

73 (73)

 

36 (72)

56 (69)

 

3

4 (4)

7 (7)

 

11 (11)

6 (6)

 

4 (8)

7 (9)

 
  1. Values are presented as number (%) or median (interquartile range)
  2. ASA American Society of Anesthesiologist, BMI body mass index, preop preoperative, NS nephrometry score, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate