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Table 3 Clinicopathological characteristics between patients cured or non-cured

From: Thirty-three long-term survivors after cytoreductive surgery in patients with peritoneal metastases from colorectal cancer: a retrospective descriptive study

 

Total (n = 33)

Non-cured (n = 17)

Cured (n = 16)

Age, year, median (range)

59 (33–75)

59 (36–74)

58.5 (33–75)

Gender, n

 Male

12

5

7

 Female

21

12

9

Timing of peritoneal metastasis, n

 Synchronous

7

2

5

 Metachronous

26

15

11

Primary tumor location, n

 Right colon

17

8

9

 Left colon

16

9

7

 Rectum

0

0

0

Histology, n

 tub

24

11

13

 muc

7

4

3

 sig

2

2

0

Lymph node metastasis, n

 Negative

12

7

5

 Positive

21

10

11

PCI at CRS, median (range)

4 (1–27)

5 (1–27)

2 (1–8)

 0–5

25

10

15

 6–10

4

3

1

 11–15

2

2

0

 16–20

1

1

0

  ≥ 21

1

1

0

Completeness of cytoreduction

 CCR-0

33

17

16

 CCR-1 to 3

0

0

0

HIPEC, n

   

 Yes

26

14

12

 No

7

3

4

Postoperative complication (G ≥ 3)

 Yes

5

4

1

 No

28

13

15

Preoperative systemic chemotherapy, n

 Yes

28

15

13

 No

5

2

3

Preoperative intraperitoneal chemotherapy, n

 Yes

5

3

2

 No

28

14

14

Postoperative chemotherapy, n

 Yes

28

16

12

 No

5

1

4

Recurrence, n

 Yes

19

17

2

 No

14

0

14

  1. Abbreviations: CCR completeness of cytoreduction, CRS cytoreductive surgery, G Clavien-Dindo classification grade, HIPEC hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy, muc mucinous adenocarcinoma, PCI peritoneal cancer index, sig signet ring cell carcinoma, tub well-differentiated tubular adenocarcinoma