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. 2019 Mar 7;11:161–167. doi: 10.2147/IJWH.S190493

Table 1.

Clinicopathological characteristics of all patients

Characteristics Total series (n=90)

   
Age groups (years)
 ≤60 42 (47%)
 >60 48 (53%)
   
FIGO stage
 III 64 (71%)
 IV 26 (29%)
   
Histology Serous 71 (79%)
 Mucinous 6 (7%)
 Endometrioid/clear cells 13 (14%)
   
AACI category
 AACI 0 35 (39%)
 AACI 1–3 25 (28%)
 AACI 4–8 30 (33%)
   
Computed tomography PCI category
 1–10 47 (52%)
 >10 43 (48%)
   
CEA* 1.3 (0.8–2)
   
CA199* 15.9 (3–38)
   
CA125* 197 (58–638)
   
CA153* 34 (16–101)
   
Laparoscopic PCI category
 1–10 22 (24%)
 >10 68 (76%)
   
Operative PCI category
 1–10 40 (44%)
 >10 50 (56%)
   
Number of visceral resections
 0 12 (13%)
 1 17 (19%)
 2 19 (21%)
 3 11 (12%)
 4 6 (7%)
 5 7 (8%)
 6 5 (6%)
 7 3 (3%)
 8 5 (6%)
 9 1 (1%)
 11 2 (2%)
 13 1 (1%)
 14 1 (1%)
   
Visceral resections
 Rectum 29 (32%)
 Colon 66 (73%)
 Bowel 23 (26%)
 Urinary bladder 14 (16%)
 Ureter 5 (6%)
 Stomach 6 (7%)
 Pancreas 8 (9%)
 Spleen plus pancreas 26 (29%)
 Gallbladder 22 (24%)
 Liver 6 (7%)
 Glisson 15 (17%)
 Diaphragm 12 (13%)
 Major vessels 3 (3%)
   
Residual tumor
 CCS 74 (82%)
 OCS 5 (6%)
 SCS 11 (12%)
   
Postoperative stay* 17 (11–31)

Note:

*

Median (IQR).

Abbreviations: AACI, Age-adjusted Charlson Comorbidity Index; CA, carbohydrate antigen; CCS, complete cytoreductive surgery (no residual macroscopic tumor); CEA, carcinoembryonic antigen; FIGO, International Federation of Obstetrics and Gynecology; OCS, optimal cytoreductive surgery (residual tumor <1 cm in diameter); PCI, Peritoneal Cancer Index; SCS, suboptimal cytoreductive surgery (residual tumor >1 cm in diameter).