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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Surg Oncol. 2013 Dec 10;21(4):1159–1165. doi: 10.1245/s10434-013-3358-y

TABLE 2.

Operative characteristics and pathology (n = 65)

Operative characteristics and pathology
Operative time (min) (mean ± SD) (n = 60) 438.4 (± 110.7)
Estimated blood loss (ml) (median, IQR)
 (n = 51)
600 (400–1,500)
Simplified peritoneal cancer index (SPCI)
 (median, IQR)
12 (8–16)
HIPEC (n, %) 65 (100)
HIPEC drug (n, %)
 Mitomycin C 61 (93.8)
 Cisplatin 4 (6.2)
Completeness of cytoreduction (n, %)
 CC-0 35 (53.8)
 CC-1 21 (32.3)
 CC-2 5 (7.7)
 CC-3 4 (6.2)
Surgical resection (n, %)
 Lysis of adhesions 31 (47.7)
 Omentectomy 60 (92.3)
 Splenectomy 31 (47.7)
 Diaphragmatic stripping or resection 27 (41.5)
 Hepatectomy or RFA 6 (9.2)
 Cholecystectomy 12 (18.5)
 Low anterior resection 6 (9.2)
 Total abdominal colectomy 1 (1.5)
 Small bowel resection 6 (9.2)
 Partial gastrectomy 2 (3.1)
 Ureterolysis 11 (16.9)
 Hysterectomy 1 (1.5)
 Ostomy 6 (9.2)
No. of anastamoses (n, %)
 None 46 (70.8)
 1 anastamosis 14 (21.5)
 2 anastamoses 4 (6.2)
 3 anastamoses 1 (1.5)
Histologic classification (n, %) (n = 63)
 Epithelioid 51 (81)
 Sarcomatous 3 (4.8)
 Biphasic/mixed 5 (7.9)
 Well-differentiated papillary 2 (3.2)
 Multicystic 2 (3.2)
Tumor grade (n, %) (n = 41)
 Low grade 20 (48.8)
 High grade 21 (51.2)
Positive lymph node status (n, %) (n = 61) 5 (8.2)

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