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Table 2 Surgical treatment and pathological report for colon (n = 767) and rectal (n = 340) cancer patients receiving surgery in the study of surgery and care patterns for colorectal cancer (n = 1107)

From: Quality indicators for colorectal cancer surgery and care according to patient-, tumor-, and hospital-related factors

 

Colon

Rectal

 

N

(%)

N

(%)

Mode of operation

Emergency

134

(18)

12

(4)

Scheduled

617

(80)

325

(95)

Missing

16

(2)

3

(1)

Surgical access

Open surgery

651

(85)

245

(72)

Laparoscopy

78

(10)

66

(19)

Transanal

0

12

(4)

Missing

38

(5)

17

(5)

Procedures

Colectomy

755

(98)

Rectal resection

318

(94)

Colostomy alone

12

(2)

10

(3)

Transanal tumorectomy

12

(3)

Abdominoperineal resection

Low

53

(16)

Mild/high

6/1

(2)

Post-operative 30-day mortality

32

(4)

8

(2)

Tumor grade

Well or moderately differentiated

615

(80)

260

(76)

Poorly differentiated

89

(12)

26

(8)

Post-surgical stage

I

82

(11)

85

(25)

II

261

(34)

75

(22)

III

233

(30)

99

(29)

IV

170

(22)

60

(18)

Missing

21

(3)

21

(6)

LNs (number examined)

≥12

575

(76)

209

(66)

≥ 8

673

(89)

273

(86)

Median

17

14

Margin involvement (R1/(R0 + R1))*

10

(2)

38

(19)

  1. * n = 490 colon (colostomy alone, R2, RX and missing data excluded); n = 196 rectal (colostomy alone and transanal tumorectomy, R2 and RX excluded).
  2. : 480 patients R0; 10 R1 (19 R2; 2 Rx and 244 missing data excluded).
  3. : 158 patients R0; 38 R1 (1 R2 and 119 Rx excluded).