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. 2022 Nov;14(11):4266–4275. doi: 10.21037/jtd-22-409

Table 2. Primary tumor, surgical approach, number of resected lung metastases.

Parameter Patients with CVC Patients without CVC P value
Patients, n (%) 164 (21.6) 596 (78.4)
Sex, n (%) 0.01
   Males 113 (68.9) 352 (59.1)
   Females 51 (31.1) 244 (40.9)
Age (years), mean (± SD) 66.88 (±12.1) 58.91 (±14.1) 0.001
Primary tumor, n (%)
   Colorectal cancer 77 (47.0) 279 (46.8) 0.5
   Renal cell cancer 28 (17.1) 56 (9.4) 0.01
   Other tumor entities 59 (36.0) 261 (43.8) 0.04
VATS, n (%) 45 (27.4) 147 (24.7) 0.5
Open surgery, n (%) 119 (72.6) 449 (75.3) 0.5
Lobectomy, n (%) 8 (4.9) 32 (5.4) 0.8
Wedge resection/segmentectomy, n (%) 156 (95.1) 564 (94.6) 0.8
Number of resected lung metastases, mean (± SD) 3.44 (±3.3) 3.60 (±5.1) 0.6
Single lung metastasis, n (%) 65 (39.6) 271 (45.5) 0.2
More than four lung metastases, n (%) 56 (34.1) 160 (26.8) 0.06

CVC, cardiovascular comorbidities; SD, standard deviation; VATS, video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery.