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Table 2 Patient characteristics of those with postoperative severe complications

From: Perioperative predictive factors of failure to rescue following highly advanced hepatobiliary-pancreatic surgery: a single-institution retrospective study

 

Severe complications group (n = 177)

Age (years)

70 (24–89)

Sex

Male: 121 (68.4%)

Female: 56 (31.6%)

BMI (kg/m2)

22.0 (18.9–30.1)

ASA

1: 24 (13.6%)

2: 133 (75.1%)

3: 19 (10.7%)

Type of disease

Malignancy: 158 (89.3%)

Others: 19 (10.7%)

Type of surgery

Hepatobiliary: 69 (39.0%)

Pancreatic: 108 (61.0%)

Open: 175 (98.9%)

Laparoscopic: 2 (1.1%)

Operation time (min)

417 [161–949]

Blood loss (ml)

730 [55-21800]

Blood transfusion

49 (27.7%)

Pancreatic fistula

76 (42.9%)

Bile leakage

25 (14.1%)

Liver failure

6 (3.4%)

Respiratory failure

10 (5.6%)

Postoperative bleeding

25 (14.1%)

Re-operation

12 (6.8%)

Hospital stay (days)

40 (9–162)

  1. Data are expressed as median (range) or number of patients
  2. BMI body mass index, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status classification