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. 2017 Nov 30;8(11):e127. doi: 10.1038/ctg.2017.54

Table 2. Multivariate analysis of CRC location, surgical approach, and surgery location among patients with and without IBD: National Inpatient Sample 2008–2012.

  Non-IBD ( n =394,605) IBD ( n =3,242) Adjusted P value UC ( n =1,902) Adjusted P value CD ( n =1,340) Adjusted P value
Cancer location     0.0006a   0.0046a   0.0004a
 Right colon 185,999 (47.14%) 1,311 (40.44%)   676 (35.53%)   635 (47.41%)  
 Left colon 92,374 (23.41%) 649 (20.01%)   473 (24.87%)   175 (13.10%)  
 Non-specified colon 22,523 (5.71%) 263 (8.12%)   165 (8.67%)   98 (7.34%)  
 Rectal 93,708 (23.75%) 1,019 (31.44%)   588 (30.94%)   431 (32.15%)  
               
Surgery type     0.0003b   0.0009b   0.0839b
 Laparoscopic 99,454 (25.20%) 659 (20.33%)   365 (19.18%)   294 (21.95%)  
 Open 295,151 (74.80%) 2,583 (79.67%)   1,537 (80.82%)   1,046 (78.05%)  
               
Surgery location c     <0.0001a   <0.0001a   <0.0001a
 Total colectomy 5,510 (1.40%) 1,120 (34.54%)   882 (46.36%)   238 (17.76%)  
 Proctectomy 95,311 (24.15%) 638 (19.69%)   307 (16.13%)   332 (24.75%)  
 Partial colectomy 293,783 (74.45%) 1,483 (45.76%)   713 (37.51%)   770 (57.49%)  

Abbreviations: CD, Crohn’s disease; CRC, colorectal cancer; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; UC, ulcerative colitis.

a

Multivariate analysis adjusts for age; gender; race; insurance; income; Elixhauser score; hospital size, type, and region; lymph node positivity; and distant metastasis.

b

Multivariate analysis adjusts for age; gender; race; insurance; income; Elixhauser score; hospital size, type, and region; cancer location; lymph node positivity; and distant metastasis.

c

Patients were classified according to most complex surgery received. Some patients with total colectomy may have also undergone proctectomy.