Retrospective Study
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World J Gastrointest Surg. Sep 27, 2024; 16(9): 2893-2901
Published online Sep 27, 2024. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v16.i9.2893
Table 1 Comparison of clinical data between the delayed postoperative neurocognitive recovery group and non- delayed postoperative neurocognitive recovery group, n (%)
Variable
DNR group (n = 35)
Non DNR group (n = 192)
χ2/Z
P value
General information
Age [years, M (IQR)]69 (63-72)63 (57-68)-3.0770.002
Sex
        Male27 (77.1)120 (62.5)2.7810.095
        Female8 (22.9)72 (37.5)
BMI (kg/m², mean ± SD)22.65 ± 2.3022.68 ± 2.984.1910.042
Years of education [year, M (IQR)]7 (6-9)9 (6-12)-2.3080.021
Preoperative medical history data
        Hb [g/L, M (IQR)]128 (115-136)128 (112-139)-0.322-0.322
        MMSE score, M (IQR)28 (26-29)29 (27-30)-1.23-1.23
Diabetes
        No26 (74.3)169 (88.0)4.6120.612
        Yes9 (25.7.0)23 (12.0)
Hypertension
        No27 (77.1)135 (70.3)0.6760.676
        Yes8 (22.9)57 (29.7)
Coronary heart disease
        No32 (91.4)182 (94.8)0.620.62
        Yes3 (8.6)10 (5.2)
Surgical data
        Baseline rScO262.89 ± 6.0564.74 ± 5.181.4520.456
        ScO2, M (IQR)54.5 (52-58.5)56.5 (53-60)-1.8130.070
        Intraoperative blood loss [mL, M (IQR)]100 (100-200)100 (50-150)-2.6410.008
        Anesthesia time (minute)281.31 ± 72.95267.09 ± 75.740.7420.390
        Surgical time (minute)210.77 ± 65.28197.43 ± 69.370.1450.704
        Laparoscopic conversion to open abdominal surgery2 (5.7)13 (6.8)0.0540.817