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Table 2 Pathological findings and short-term outcomes in the LAC-E and OC-E groups

From: Short- and long-term outcomes of laparoscopic surgery for colorectal cancer in the elderly aged over 80 years old versus non-elderly: a retrospective cohort study

Factors

LAC-E group

OC-E group

P-value

(n = 85)

(n = 25)

Pathological findings

 Tumor location

  Right colon

38 (44%)

9 (36%)

NS

  Left colon

15 (18%)

6 (24%)

 

  Rectum

32 (38%)

10 (40%)

 

 Tumor differentiation

  Well/moderately

75 (88%)

21 (84%)

NS

  Poorly/mucinous

10 (12%)

4 (16%)

 

 Tumor size (mm, mean ± SD)

47 ± 21

67 ± 29

NS

 pT stage

  T0-T1

13 (15%)

1 (4%)

NS

  T2-T4

72 (85%)

24 (96%)

 

 pN stage

  N0

50 (59%)

16 (64%)

NS

  N1-N2

35 (41%)

9 (36%)

 

 TNM Stage

  0-II

47 (55%)

16 (64%)

NS

  III-IV

38 (45%)

9 (36%)

 

Short-term outcomes

 Operative time (min, mean ± SD)

249 ± 87

223 ± 111

NS

 Blood loss (g, mean ± SD)

97 ± 124

440 ± 740

< .01

 Intraoperative complication

0

0

NS

 Days to solid diet (days, mean ± SD)

4.1 ± 2

4.6 ± 2

NS

 Length of hospital stay (days, mean ± SD)

23 ± 39

35 ± 37

NS

 Postoperative complication

  Mortality

0

0

NS

  Overall morbidity (CD grade 2 or more)

12 (14%)

8 (32%)

< .05

   Anastomotic leakage

0

0

NS

   Bowel obstruction

5 (6%)

3 (12%)

NS

   Enterocolitis

3 (4%)

1 (4%)

NS

   Intraabdominal abscess

2 (2%)

1 (4%)

NS

   Bleeding

0

0

NS

   Pneumonia

0

1 (4%)

NS

   Others

2 (2%)

2 (8%)

NS

  1. CD Clavien-Dindo, LAC-E laparoscopic surgery in elderly patients, NS not significant, OC-E open surgery in elderly patients