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Table 1 Demographic features of the study group

From: Clinically suspected T4 colorectal cancer may be resected using a laparoscopic approach

 

Open surgery

Laparoscopic surgery

P-value

 

n = 222

n = 71

 

Age (years)

  

0.321

 median (range)

61.0 (17–84)

59.0 (36–80)

 

Sex

  

0.372

 Female

96 (43.2 %)

35 (49.3 %)

 

 Male

126 (56.8 %)

36 (50.7 %)

 

BMI (kg/m2)

  

0.011

 median (range)

22.6 (15.2-31.3)

23.6 (17.3-31.9)

 

ASA score

  

0.377

 1

90 (40.5 %)

33 (46.5 %)

 

 2 + 3 + 4

132 (59.5 %)

38 (53.5 %)

 

Preoperative CEA (ng/ml)

  

0.005

 mean ± SD

9.5 ± 20.6

4.5 ± 8.6

 

Previous abdominal operation history

  

0.169

 Negative

48 (21.6 %)

21 (29.6 %)

 

 Positive

   

Combined resection of an adjacent organ (%)

73 (32.9 %)

7 (9.9 %)

<0.001

Location of tumor (%)

  

0.956

Right colona

77 (34.70 %)

26 (35.60 %)

 

 Left colona

77 (34.70 %)

24 (33.80 %)

 

 Rectum

68 (30.60 %)

21 (29.60 %)

 

Clinical T4 status

  

<0.001

 T4a

130 (58.6 %)

58 (81.7 %)

 

 T4b

92 (41.4 %)

13 (18.3 %)

 

Clinical N status

  

0.523

 Negative

9 (4.10 %)

4 (5.60 %)

 

 Positive

213 (95.90 %)

67 (94.40 %)

 

Cancer obstruction (%)

90 (40.5 %)

17 (23.9 %)

0.011

Cancer perforation (%)

23 (10.4 %)

2 (2.8 %)

0.048

  1. CEA Carcinoembryonic antigen
  2. aThe right colon and left colon were divided by the splenic flexure