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. 2023 Dec 14;21:384. doi: 10.1186/s12957-023-03270-9

Table 1.

Patient characteristics, POC and subgroups of patients

Patient characteristics (N = 115)
Sex ratio (M:F) 59 (51.3%):56 (48.7%)
Age (years) 68 (39–89)
BMI (kg/m2) 27 (17–43)
Physical status classification ASA
 1/2/3/4 1 (0.9%)/33 (28.7%)/59 (51.3%)/22 (19.1%)
Comorbidities (overall) 53 (46.1%)
 Coronary artery disease 24 (20.9%)
 Diabetes mellitus 30 (26.1%)
 Thromboembolic disease 27 (23.5%)
Rectal resections 47 (40.9%)
 TaTME 16 (13.9%)
 Laparoscopic/open TME 14 (12.2%)/6 (5.2%)
 Laparoscopic PME 11 (9.6%)
 Operating time (min) 200 (90–380)
 Adenocarcinoma 38 (33.0%)
Adenoma with HG dysplasia 4 (3.5%)
 pCR after neoadjuvant CRT 3 (2.6%)
 No residual malignancy after LE 2 (1.7%)
 Upper/middle/distal rectum 26 (55.3%)/11 (23.4%)/11 (23.4%)
 Neoadjuvant therapy 29 (61.7%)
Colonic resections 68 (59.1%)
 Laparoscopic/open left colectomy 14 (12.2%)/6 (5.2%)
 Laparoscopic/open right colectomy 23 (20.0%)/23 (20.0%)
 Transverse colon resection 2 (1.7%)
 Operating time (min) 195 (75–380)
 Adenocarcinoma 55 (47.8%)
 Adenoma with HG dysplasia 10 (8.7%)
 NET 1 (0.9%)
 Lymphoma 2 (1.7%)
No complications/overall complications 66 (57.4%)/49 (42.6%)
Mortality 1 (0.9%)
Clavien‒Dindo
 1/2 1 (0.9%)/34 (29.6%)
 3a/3b 2 (1.7%)/3 (2.6%)
 4a/4b 6 (5.2%)/2 (1.7%)
 5 1 (0.9%)
Reoperation 10 (8.7%)
Anastomotic leak 6 (5.2%)
Paralytic ileus 15 (13%)
Urinary tract complications 8 (7%)
Wound complications 7 (6.1%)
Sepsis 4 (3.5%)
Medical complications 16 (13.9%)
Subgroups of patients
 CD > 3a 12 (10.4%)
 CD > 2 14 (12.2%)
 ICU (days) 4 (1; 60)
 ICU > 5 days 33 (28.7%)
 Hospital stay (days) 8 (6; 72)
 Hospital stay > 10 days 30 (26.1%)
 Antibiotic treatment 24 (20.9%)
 Inflammatory complication 29 (25.2%)

M male, F female, TaTME transanal total mesorectal excision, TME total mesorectal excision, PME partial mesorectal excision, LC left colectomy, RC right colectomy, pCR pathologic complete response, CRT chemoradiotherapy, LE local excision, NET neuroendocrine tumour, HG high grade, BMI body mass index, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists. Categorical variables are described by absolute (relative) frequencies. Continuous variables are described by median (minimum–maximum)