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Table 1 Characteristics of the patients

From: Short- and long-term outcomes after colonic self-expandable metal stent placement for malignant large-bowel obstruction as a bridge to surgery focus on the feasibility of the laparoscopic approach: a retrospective, single center study

Characteristics

  

N = 75

Age (year)*

  

66 (30-86)

Sex (%)

 

Male

48 (64.0)

  

Female

27 (36.0)

BMI*

  

21.1 (14.4-34.9)

ASA (%)

 

1

25 (33.3)

  

2-3

50 (66.7)

Tumor location (%)

Right

A

6 (8.0)

  

T

10 (13.3)

 

Left

D

7 (9.3)

  

S

28 (37.3)

  

RS

17 (22.7)

  

Ra

6 (8.0)

  

Rb

1 (1.3)

T factor (%)

 

2

1 (1.3)

  

3

40 (53.3)

  

4a

26 (34.7)

  

4b

8 (10.7)

N factor (%)

 

0

30 (40.0)

  

1

23 (30.7)

  

2

22 (29.3)

TNM stage (%)

 

I

1 (1.3)

  

IIA/IIB/IIC

10/12/4 (34.7)

  

IIIA/IIIB/IIIC

0/18/8 (34.7)

  

IVA/IVB

21/1 (29.3)

TSR (%)

  

73/75 (97.3)

CSR (%)

  

72/75 (96.0)

Interval to surgery (day)*

  

13 (0-62)

Synchronous cancers (%)

  

11 (14.7)

  1. BMI body mass index, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists, Prognostic Score, A ascending colon, T transverse colon, D descending colon, S sigmoid colon, RS rectosigmoid colon, Ra rectum above the peritoneal reflection, Rb rectum below the peritoneal reflection, TSR technical success rate, CSR clinical success rate
  2. *Median (min-max)
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World Journal of Surgical Oncology

ISSN: 1477-7819

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