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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of patients undergoing LR for hepatic metastasis from CRC in different eras.

From: Outcomes of resection for colorectal cancer hepatic metastases stratified by evolving eras of treatment

Characteristics

Era 1

n= 128 (%)

Era 2

n= 151 (%)

p value

Age in years, median (range)

59 (21-81)

63 (29-88)

0.009

Gender

  

0.194

   Male

76 (59.4)

101 (66.9)

 

   Female

52 (40.6)

50 (33.1)

 

Primary tumor location

  

0.112

   Colon

65 (50.8)

91 (60.3)

 

   Rectum

63 (49.2)

60 (39.7)

 

Liver metastasis

   

   CEA (mg/dL), median (range)

15.5 (0.5-7025)

12.4 (0.8-4280)

0.743

Metastatic type

  

0.471

   Synchronous

85 (66.4)

94 (62.3)

 

   Metachronous

43 (33.6)

57 (37.7)

 

Tumor number

  

< 0.0001

   Solitary

97 (75.8)

84 (55.6)

 

   Multiple

31 (24.2)

67 (44.4)

 

Maximum tumor size (cm)

  

0.331

   < 5

108 (85.7)

122 (81.3)

 

   ≥5

20 (14.3)

29 (18.7)

 

Extent of liver resection

  

0.209

   < 3 segments

88 (68.8)

114 (75.5)

 

   ≥ 3 segments

40 (31.2)

37 (24.5)

 

Perioperative chemotherapy

  

< 0.0001

   FU or with LV

69 (54.0)

8 (5.3)

 

   FU/LV/oxaliplatin

9 (7.0)

36 (23.8)

 

   FU/LV/irinotecan

9 (7.0)

67 (44.4)

 

   Other regimens

22 (17.2)

30 (19.9)

 

   No

19 (14.8)

10 (6.6)

 

CRC recurrence

  

0.008

   IHR

57 (44.5)

43 (28.4)

 

   SR

48 (37.5)

62 (41.1)

 

   No

23 (18.0)

46 (30.5)

 

Resection of CRC recurrence

10 (9.5)*

31 (29.5)*

0.003

Surgical mortality

2 (1.6)

2 (1.3)

1.000

  1. LR, liver resection; CRC, colorectal cancer; CEA, carcinoembryonic antigen; FU, fluorouracil; LV, leucovorin; IHR, intrahepatic recurrence; SR, systemic recurrence; * represents percentage among CRC recurrence.