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. 2021 Feb 26;36(2):1152–1163. doi: 10.1007/s00464-021-08382-5

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of colorectal cancer patients who underwent laparoscopic surgery (n = 192)

Characteristic Values
Age (yr) 65.57 ± 9.88
Sex
 Male 119 (62.0%)
 Female 73 (38.0%)
BMI (kg/m2) 24.11 ± 3.05
 < 25 131 (68.2%)
 ≥ 25 61 (31.8%)
Cancer location
 Ascending colon 26 (13.5%)
 Hepatic flexure 16 (8.3%)
 Splenic flexure 7 (3.6%)
 Descending colon 3 (1.6%)
 Sigmoid colon 66 (34.4%)
 Rectum 74 (38.5%)
T stage
 T0 9 (4.7%)
 T1 64 (33.3%)
 T2 28 (14.6%)
 T3 78 (40.6%)
 T4 13 (6.8%)
N stage
 N0 139 (72.4%)
 N1 42 (21.9%)
 N2 11 (5.7%)
 Tumor size (cm) 3.46 ± 2.32
Preoperative laboratory study
 CEA (ng/ml) 5.45 ± 20.21
 Albumin (g/dl) 4.24 ± 0.38
Image system
 Stryker (1588 AIM camera system) 148 (77.1%)
 Storz (IMAGE1 S™) 38 (19.8%)
 Olympus (CLV-S200-IR) 6 (3.1%)
Fluorescence lymph node mapping
 Success 136 (70.8%)
 Fail 56 (29.2%)
Injected ICG dosage (mg)
  > 12 3 (1.6%)
 1–12 10 (5.2%)
 0.5–1 75 (39.1%)
 0.3–0.5 32 (16.7%)
  < 0.3 72 (37.5%)

BMI body mass index, CEA carcinoembryonic antigen, ICG Indocyanine green