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. 2022 Nov 14;28(42):6056–6067. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v28.i42.6056

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics differences between the normal and delayed drainage tube removal groups

Subgroup
No. of patients
Normal (n = 20)
Delayed DT removal (n = 33)
Clamp DT
Yes 7 0
No 13 0
Preoperative HGB, g/L
≤ 130 12 15
> 130 8 18
Preoperative ALB, g/L
≤ 41 9 17
> 41 11 16
Maximum drainage, mL
≤ 540 13 13
> 540 7 20
Postoperative intake1, d
≤ 3 10 17
> 3 10 16
CA onset time, d
≤ 7 15 16
> 7 5 17
Antibiotic usage, d
≤ 5 12 16
> 5 8 17
Postoperative infection
Yes 8 12
No 12 21
AJCC stage
Early 8 13
Advanced 12 20
LN dissection
D1 6 2
D2+ 14 31
Age, yr
≤ 60 8 15
> 60 12 18
Gender
Male 15 26
Female 5 7
1

Time of oral feeding after gastric surgery.

HGB: Hemoglobin; ALB: Albumin; AJCC: American Joint Committee on Cancer; LN: Lymph node; DT: Drainage tube; CA: Chylous ascites.