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Table 1 Comparison of clinical features between the severe weight loss and moderate weight loss groups

From: Severe weight loss after minimally invasive oesophagectomy is associated with poor survival in patients with oesophageal cancer at 5 years

 

Severe weight loss (n = 65)

Moderate weight loss (n = 252)

P value

Age (years)*

68 (50–82)

66 (27–80)

0.15a

Gender (%)

  

0.93b

 Male

57 (88%)

220 (87%)

 

 Female

8 (12%)

32 (13%)

 

Location of tumor

  

0.21b

 Ut/Mt/Lt

8/29/28

53/110/89

 

Clinical depth of tumor invasion

  

0.11b

 cT1/T2/T3/T4

20/23/22/0

101/55/93/3

 

Clinical lymph node metastasis

  

0.42b

 cN0/N1/N2/N3

25/32/7/0

125/102/25/1

 

Preoperative therapy (+)

42 (65%)

159 (63%)

0.82b

pathological depth of tumor invasion

  

0.65b

 pT1/T2/T3/T4

33/9/21/2

137/24/87/4

 

Pathological lymph node metastasis

  

0.98b

 pN0/N1/N2/N3

31/22/8/4

124/79/32/17

 

Residual tumor

  

0.16b

 R0/R1/R2

57/8/0

226/20/6

 

Placement of FJT (+)

39 (60%)

145 (54%)

0.71b

Preoperative body weight (kg)*

57 (40–85)

56 (32–83)

0.27a

Anastomotic leakage** (+)

5 (7.7%)

30 (12%)

0.32b

Pulmonary complication** (+)

4 (6.2%)

14 (5.6%)

0.85b

Recurrent nerve palsy** (+)

3 (4.6%)

10 (4.0%)

0.81b

  1. FJT feeding jejunostomy tube
  2. *Data are expressed as the median (range)
  3. **Postoperative morbidity was analyzed according to the Clavien–Dindo classification (3 and 4)
  4. aχ2 test
  5. bStudent’s t-test