Table 5 Summary of perioperative complications
Case | Origin | Group | EBL | Complications | Progression |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Lung cancer | NE | 1500 | Respiratory failure | Death in 1 week |
2 | Lymphoma | NE | 1500 | Wound dehiscence | Advancement flap by plastic surgeon |
9 | Breast cancer | NE | 2000 | Hematoma | Neurologic recovery after hematoma evacuation |
10 | RCC | NE | 3000 | Pneumonia | Recovery after medical treatment |
14 | Plasmacytoma | NE | 1000 | Pulmonary thromboembolism | Recovery after insertion of IVC filter, anticoagulation therapy |
21 | RCC | E | 1600 | Pneumothorax | Tracheostomy status. Expire in 3 months due to respiratory failure |
25 | Rectal cancer | E | 300 | Wound dehiscence in 1 month | Advancement flap by plastic surgeon |
35 | RCC | E | 800 | Wound dehiscence | Advancement flap by plastic surgeon |
38 | Esophageal cancer | NE | 400 | Pneumonia | Recovery after medical treatment |
40 | Breast cancer | NE | 400 | Dural tear, seroma | Observation |
43 | Lung cancer | E | 600 | Wound infection in 1 month | Debridement (+). Death in 6 weeks due to respiratory failure |
50 | Klatskin tumor | E | 400 | Dural tear, wound dehiscence | Advancement flap by plastic surgeon |
51 | myeloma | NE | 200 | Atelectasis | Recovery after chest tube insertion |
52 | HCC | NE | 4000 | Neurologic deficit by hematoma, respiratory failure | Persistent neurologic deficit after hematoma evacuation |