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Table 2 Patient characteristics for patients with postoperative WHO performance status 0–2 vs. WHO performance status > 2

From: Significance of poor performance status after resection of colorectal liver metastases

 

WHO performance status, 0–2 N = 210

WHO performance status, > 2 N = 74

P value

Male gender

125 (59.5%)

51 (68.9%)

0.152

Age, years

68 (62–73)

68 (62–73)

0.224

Smoking

49 (23.3%)

10 (13.5%)

0.073

Diabetes mellitus

22 (10.5%)

9 (12.2%)

0.689

Body mass index (kg/m2)

25 (23–28)

25 (23–27)

0.969

ASA grade 3–4

53 (25.2%)

31 (41.9%)

0.007

Preoperative albumin (g/l)

38 (35–40)

38 (35–40)

0.452

Preoperative creatinine (μmol/l)

73 (63–83)

80 (66–95)

0.052

Rectal primary

71 (35.5%)

25 (36.8%)

0.851

Primary T4

45 (24.7%)

12 (19.7%)

0.420

Node positive primary

116 (63.7%)

47 (77.1%)

0.056

Synchronous disease

116 (58.0%)

30 (44.1%)

0.047

Synchronous lung and liver metastases

11 (5.7%)

11 (16.4%)

0.006

> 1 tumour

125 (60%)

49 (66%)

0.353

Tumour size > 50 mm

22 (10.5%)

8 (10.8%)

0.936

Preoperative chemotherapy

123 (58.6%)

41 (55.4%)

0.635

Preoperative chemotherapy cycles

5 (4–6)

4 (3–5)

0.600

Preoperative chemotherapy > 6 cycles

16 (7.7%)

8 (10.8%)

0.416

Operation time (hours)

5 (3–6)

5 (3–7)

0.251

Operative bleeding (ml)

400 (200–600)

400 (200–900)

0.145

Major resection

94 (44.8%)

33 (44.6%)

0.980

Hospital stay (days)

7 (6–8)

7 (6–10)

0.214

Morbidity (Clavien-Dindo ≥ 3)

19 (9.0%)

16 (21.6%)

0.005

  1. Data are presented as number (percentage) or median (interquartile range)
  2. ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists