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Table 1 Characteristics of 269 Chinese patients who underwent radical surgery for rectal cancer

From: Quality of life in rectal cancer patients after radical surgery: a survey of Chinese patients

Characteristic

Number (%)

Sex

 

  Male

171 (63.57)

  Female

98 (36.43)

Age

 

  Young (<45 years)

24 (8.92)

  Middle age (45 to 60 years)

77 (28.62)

  Old (≥60 years)

168 (62.45)

Marital status

 

  Married

258 (95.9)

  Unmarried

11 (4.1)

Religious faith

 

  Yes

13 (4.8)

  No

256 (95.2)

Medical insurance

 

  Yes

248 (92.2)

  No

21 (7.8)

Education

 

  Primary school or less

62 (23.05)

  Middle school

149 (55.39)

  University or more

58 (21.56)

Occupation

 

  Working

120 (44.61)

  Not working

149 (55.39)

TNM stage

 

  1

81 (30.11)

  2

103 (38.29)

  3

85 (31.60)

Adjuvant therapy

 

  Yes

124 (46.10)

  No

145 (53.90)

Postoperative time

 

  ≤24 months

72 (26.77)

  24 to 60 months

100 (37.17)

  >60 months

97 (36.06)

Site of tumor

 

  Low

69 (25.65)

  Middle

135 (50.19)

  High

65 (24.16)

Stoma

 

  Yes

45 (16.73)

  No

224 (83.27)

Type of operation

 

  APR

35 (13.01)

  AR

223 (82.90)

  CAA

8 (2.97)

  Hartmann’s procedure

3 (1.12)

  1. APR, abdominoperineal resection; AR, anterior resection; CAA, coloanal anastomosis; TNM, tumor, node, metastasis.