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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of thepatients a

From: Is laparoscopic colorectal cancer surgery associated with an increased risk in obese patients? A retrospective study from China

Characteristics

Nonobese (<25.0 kg/m2) ( N= 371)

Obese I (25.0 to29.9 kg/m2) (N= 142)

Obese II (≥30 kg/m2) (N= 14)

P-value

Mean age , yr

68.6

69.7

72.5

0.109

Males, n (%)

185(49.9%)

78(54.9%)

8(57.1%)

0.537

Mean BMI, kg/m 2

21.5

26.6

30.9

0.001

ASA class, n (%)

   

0.295

I/II

310(83.6%)

112(78.9%)

10(71.4%)

 

III

61(16.4%)

30(21.1%)

4(28.6%)

 

Comorbidity

   

0.589

Yes

71(19.1%)

22(15.5%)

2(14.3%)

 

No

300(80.9%)

140(84.5%)

12(85.7%)

 

Operation type, n (%)

   

0.963

Right colectomy

123(33.2%)

47(33.2%)

5(35.7%)

 

Left colectomy/sigmoidectomy

198(53.4%)

73(51.4%)

8(57.1%)

 

Low anterior resection

20(5.4%)

11(7.7%)

0(0%)

 

Abdominoperineal resection

30(8.0%)

11(7.7%)

1(7.2%)

 

pT stage, n (%)

   

0.861

T1

42(11.3%)

16(11.3%)

1(7.1%)

 

T2

62(16.7%)

27(19.0%)

1(7.1%)

 

T3 orT4

267(72.0%)

99(69.7%)

12(85.7%)

 

Conversionb, n (%)

10(2.6%)

4(2.7%)

2(12.5%)

0.113

  1. aASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; pT, Primary tumor. bThese 16 conversion patients were presented alone, not counted in the other characteristics analysis.