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Table 1 Patient demographics of 86 patients underwent CRS+HIPEC

From: High-grade postoperative complications affect survival outcomes of patients with colorectal Cancer peritoneal metastases treated with Cytoreductive surgery and Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal chemotherapy

Characteristics

Total (n=86)

Age at operation (y, mean ± SD) (range)

55.6 ± 11.7 (27–74)

Gender (%)

 Male

45 (52.3)

 Female

41 (47.7)

Preoperative chemotherapy (%)

41 (51.2)

Presentation of PM (%)

 Synchronous

52 (60.5)

 Metachronous

34 (39.5)

Site of original (%)

 Colon

63 (73.3)

 Rectum

23 (26.7)

Preoperative CEA level (ng, mean ± SD) (range)

33.4 ± 65.2 (0.6–291.7)

Preoperative CA19–9 level (ng, mean ± SD) (range)

68.3 ± 87.7 (0.7–363.5)

Histology (%)

 Adenocarcinoma

55 (64.0)

 Mucinous

31 (36.0)

Liver metastases

17 (19.8)

HIPEC regimen

5 (6.6)

 Lobaplatin+Oxaliplatin+Raltitrexed

40 (46.5)

 Oxaliplatin+Raltitrexed

46 (53.5)

PCI score

11.2 ± 5.7 (2–24)

Operation time (min, mean ± SD) (range)

264.0 ± 70.3 (145–510)

Estimated blood loss (ml, mean ± SD) (range)

121.4 ± 107.8 (20–500)

Presence of ascites

37 (43.0)

CC score

 CC 0–1

54 (62.8)

 CC 2–3

32 (37.2)

Postoperative Complications (grade 1–4) (%)

41 (47.7)

Postoperative Complications (grade 3–4) (%)

22 (25.6)

Mortality (%)

0 (0)

Total hospital stay (day, mean ± SD) (range)

15.4 ± 6.0 (7–44)