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Table 2 Surgical outcomes and ICG fluorescence imaging

From: Indocyanine green fluorescence imaging during laparoscopic rectal cancer surgery could reduce the incidence of anastomotic leakage: a single institutional retrospective cohort study

 

ICG group (n = 73)

Non-ICG group (n = 114)

p-value

Surgical procedure, n (%)

  

0.316

  HAR

18 (24.7%)

33 (28.9%)

 

  LAR

45 (61.6%)

73 (64%)

 

  ISR

10 (13.7%)

8 (7.1%)

 

Lateral lymph node dissection, n (%)

8 (10.9%)

18 (15.8%)

0.351

Operative time, mina

280 (212, 375)

333 (268, 441)

0.008

Blood loss, mLa

11 (0, 81)

24 (0, 114)

0.638

Diverting stoma, n (%)

31 (42.4%)

40 (35.1%)

0.310

Transanal tube, n (%)

45 (61.6%)

31 (27.3%)

 < 0.001

The perfusion time after ICG injection, secondb

34 (11, 82)

 − 

 − 

Revision of proximal transection line, n (%)

5 (6.8%)

 − 

 − 

  Distance from the initially planned transection line, cmb

8 (3, 14)

 − 

 − 

  1. HAR high anterior resection, LAR low anterior resection, ISR intersphincteric resection, ICG indocyanine green
  2. aValues are shown as median (interquartile range)
  3. bValues are shown as median (range)