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. 2022 Jan 25;148(11):3047–3059. doi: 10.1007/s00432-021-03891-1

Table 2.

Demographic and baseline characteristics

Overall n = 436 ERAS-C n = 206 ERAS-N n = 230 P value
Sex, n (%) 0.719
 Male 344 (78.90) 161 (78.16) 183 (79.57)
 Female 92 (21.10) 45 (21.84) 47 (20.43)
Age in years, median (IQR), year 54 (47–66) 55 (47–66) 54 (46–67) 0.400
BMI, median (IQR) 23.23 (21.01–26.18) 23.17 (21.02–26.38) 23.63 (21.16–25.92) 0.378
Diagnosis 0.249
 Hepatocellular carcinoma 381 (87.39) 184 (89.32) 197 (85.65)
 Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma 55 (12.61) 22 (10.68) 33 (14.35)
Comorbidity, n (%)
 Cirrhosis 199 (45.64) 98 (47.57) 101 (43.91) 0.821
 Hypertension 71 (16.28) 41 (19.90) 30 (13.04) 0.053
 Stroke 8 (1.83) 3 (1.46) 5 (2.17) 0.841
 Diabetes 89 (20.41) 43 (20.87) 46 (20.00) 0.821
 Coronary disease 22 (5.05) 8 (3.88) 14 (6.09) 0.294
 COPD 30 (6.88) 17 (8.25) 13 (5.65) 0.284
 Child–Pugh liver function classification, n (%) 0.906
 A 119 (27.29) 55 (26.70) 64 (27.83)
 B 262 (60.09) 126 (61.17) 136 (59.13)
 C 55 (12.61) 25 (12.14) 30 (13.04)
TNM stage, n (%) 0.197
 I 155 (35.55) 68 (33.01) 87 (37.83)
 II 239 (54.82) 113 (54.85) 126 (54.78)
 III 42 (9.63) 25 (12.14) 17 (7.39)
 Albumin, median (IQR), g/dL 42.96 (37.89–49.39) 42.20 (30.14–49.90) 44.90 (37.99–49.59) 0.415
 Total bilirubin, median (IQR), μmol/L 13.12 (8.31–22.71) 14.30 (8.81–22.68) 11.80 (8.16–23.12) 0.565
 Aspartate aminotransferase, median (IQR), IU/L 25.00 (16.66–45.70) 26.00 (17.16–46.10) 23.50 (16.30–45.00) 0.654
Type of hepatectomy, n (%) 0.886
 Single segmentectomy 133 (30.50) 65 (32.55) 68 (29.57)
 Two combined segmentectomies 163 (37.39) 75 (36.4) 88 (38.26)
 Major hepatectomy 140 (32.11) 66 (32.04) 74 (32.17)
 Tumor size, median (IQR), cm2 8.52 (3.21–13.98) 9.00 (3.02–13.43) 8.41 (3.24–14.08) 0.770
ASA classification, n (%) 0.370
 I 24 (5.50) 8 (3.88) 16 (6.96)
 II 334 (76.61) 161 (78.16) 173 (75.22)
 III 78(17.89) 37 (17.96) 41 (17.83)
 Anesthesia time, mean ± SD, min 206.45 ± 55.86 201.62 ± 53.58 212.19 ± 60.67 0.821
 Intraoperative blood loss, median (IQR), mL 200 (100,430) 200 (100,400) 210 (100,450) 0.220

Continuous data are described as the mean and standard deviation or as the median and interquartile range, and categorical data are described as numbers with percentages

ERAS-C enhanced recovery after surgery compliant, ERAS-N enhanced recovery after surgery noncompliant. IQR interquartile range, BMI body mass index (calculated as weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared), COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, TNM tumor node metastasis, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists