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. 2016 May 12;475(3):634–640. doi: 10.1007/s11999-016-4858-4

Table 1.

Patient and surgical demographics

Variable HEA Standard p value
(n = 102 [59%]) (n = 72 [41%])
Age (years)
 Mean ± SD 46 ± 20 50 ± 19 0.13
Gender
 Male versus female 54 versus 48
(53% versus 47%)
38 versus 34
(53% versus 47%)
0.98
Tumor volume
 Mean ± SD 985 ± 1150 791 ± 871 0.08
Procedure 0.17
 Hemipelvectomy 59 (57%) 47 (65%)
  Type I, I/IV 18 17 0.14
  Type I/II, I/II/III 14 4
  Type II, II/III 20 22
  Type III 7 4
 Sacrectomy 18 (18%) 6 (9%)
 Hindquarter amputation 25 (25%) 19 (26%)
Mean MAP (mmHg)* 53 (47–57) 58 (52–63) 0.001
Duration
 Procedure (minutes)* 167 (117–228) 159 (120–200) 0.55
 HDU stay (hours)* 20 (17–27) 20 (17–29) 0.96
Admission (days)* 17 (11–27) 21 (13–35) 0.14

* Data presented as median (interquartile range); comparison between hemipelvectomy, sacrectomy, hindquarter amputation; comparison between hemipelvectomy types; HEA = hypotensive epidural anesthesia; MAP = mean arterial pressure; HDU = high-dependency unit.