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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of all PGC patients

From: Short-and long-term outcomes of one-stage versus two-stage gastrectomy for perforated gastric cancer: a multicenter retrospective propensity score-matched study

Clinical parameters

Number of Patients

Age

 Range (yr)/Mean ± SD

39–92/66.07 ± 12.39

Gender

 Male

71.62% (53/74)

 Female

28.38% (21/74)

Preoperative pathological diagnosis

 Yes

13.51% (10/74)

 No

86.49% (64/74)

Chemotherapy before onset of perforation

 Yes

1.35% (1/74)

 No

98.65% (73/74)

Location of cancer

 Upper and middle 1/3

16.22% (12/74)

 Lower 1/3

83.78% (62/74)

Lymph node metastasis

 N0

12.16% (9/74)

 N1-3

87.84% (65/74)

T stage

 T3

1.35% (1/74)

 T4a

94.59% (70/74)

 T4b

4.05% (3/74)

TNM stage

 II-B (T3N1M0, T4a N0 M0)

13.51% (10/74)

 III-A/B/C(T4a-b N1-3 M0)

45.95% (34/74)

 IV (Tany Nany M1)

40.54% (30/74)

Treatments

 Conservative treatment

8.11% (6/74)

 Repair + chemotherapy

18.92% (14/74)

 Repair + Palliative care

4.05% (3/74)

 Palliative partial gastrectomy + chemotherapy

9.46% (7/74)

 One-stage radical gastrectomy

5.41% (4/74) (Total gastrectomy)

33.78% (25/74) (Subtotal gastrectomy)

 Two-stage radical gastrectomy

20.27% (15/74) (Subtotal gastrectomy)