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Table 1 Patients characteristics risk factors in dependency of type of anastomosis

From: Intrathoracic versus Cervical Anastomosis after Resection of Esophageal Cancer: A matched pair analysis of 72 patients in a single center study

 

Intrathoracic (n = 36)

Cervical (n = 36)

p-value

Age

62 ± 12

62 ± 10

 

Gender

   

- male

34 (94%)

30 (83%)

0.157

- female

2 (6%)

6 (17%)

 

ASA-classification

   

−2

18 (50%)

19 (53%)

 

−3

18 (50%)

17 (47%)

0.819

Cardiac disease

9 (25%)

9 (25%)

1.000

Pulmonary disease

8 (22%)

10 (28%)

0.527

Hypertension

24 (67%)

19 (53%)

0.225

Diabetes

10 (28%)

8 (22%)

0.593

Abuse of nicotine

17 (47%)

17 (47%)

1.000

Abuse of alcohol

13 (36%)

13 (36%)

1.000

Histology

   

-adenocarcinoma

29 (81%)

26 (72%)

0.317

-squamous cell carcinoma

7 (19%)

10 (28%)

 

UICC stage

   

- I

16 (44%)

15 (42%)

 

-II

8 (22%)

9 (25%)

 

-III

10 (28%)

11 (31%)

 

-IV

2 (6%)

1 (3%)

 

Grading

   

2

15 (42%)

16 (44%)

0.796

3

21 (58%)

20 (56%)

 

Radiatio preoperative

6 (17%)

4 (11%)

0.414

Chemotherapy preoperative

20 (56%)

7 (19%)

0.003