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. 2022 Nov 24;307(6):1929–1940. doi: 10.1007/s00404-022-06850-4

Table 2.

Patient characteristics ovarian cancer (n = 116)

Parameter Frequencies mean ± SD, median [25–75%]
Mean chronological age [years] 70.9 ± 5.9
Mean Body Mass Index [kg/m2] 24.8 ± 5.2
Mean length of hospitalization [days] 15.97 ± 11.82
Median follow-up time [months] 26.0 [12.0–39.0]
Tumor stage (FIGO) number of patients (%)
 I 13 (11.2)
 Ia 8 (6.9)
 Ib 1 (0.9)
 Ic 4 (3.4)
 II 6 (5.2)
 IIa 2 (1.7)
 IIb 4 (3.4)
 III 74 (63.8)
 IIIa1i + IIIa1ii + IIIa2 2 + 3 + 0 (1.7 + 2.6 + 0.0)
 IIIb 13 (11.2)
 IIIc 56 (48.3)
 IV 17 (14.7)
 Iva 2 (1.7)
 IVb 15 (12.9)
Early ovarian cancer
 (FIGO I–FIGO IIA) 15 (12.9)
Advanced ovarian cancer
 (FIGO > IIA) 97 (83.6)
Histological grade
 G1 6 (5.3)
 G2 21 (18.4)
 G3 87 (76.3)
Histological type
 Serous 86 (74.1)
 Low grade 5 (4.3)
 High grade 81 (69.8)
Others
 (e.g., Mucinous, endometrioid, others, unknown) 30 (25.7)
Postoperative residual tumor burden
 None 67 (58.3)
 Present 46 (40.0)
 Unknown 2 (1.7)
SCS–Surgical complexity score
 Low 38 (33.3)
 Intermediate 55 (48.2)
 High 21 (18.4)
Events
 Relapse 49 (42.2)
 Death due to OC 47 (40.5)
 Death 55 (47.4)
 Death within 60 days 4 (3.4)
Postoperative in-hospital complications
 Total 25 (21.6)
 Cardial 7 (6.0)
 Pulmonary 6 (5.2)
 Nephrological 1 (0.9)
 Thromboembolic 1 (0.9)
 Multiorgan failure 8 (6.9)
 Death within hospital stay 2 (1.7)

SD standard deviation, FIGO International Fédération of Gynecology and Obstetrics, OC ovarian cancer, G histological grade, SCS surgical complexity score, n = number of patients

Bold written words: analyzed main categories