Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2018.
World J Gastroenterol. Jan 7, 2018; 24(1): 76-86
Published online Jan 7, 2018. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v24.i1.76
Table 1 Clinical information of 211 colorectal cancer cases
Clinical informationLAPOPENP value
n = 101n = 110
Age> 60 yr55580.270
≤ 60 yr4652
GenderMale67660.392
Female3444
BMI (kg/m2)< 2467730.348
≥ 243437
ComorbiditiesYes39421.000
No6268
ASA scoreI890.715
II6372
III3029
Tumor locationMid/upper Rectum33350.989
Left colon4347
Right colon2528
HBG (g/L)mean ± SD124.0 ± 27.1120.7 ± 22.90.263
CA19-9 (U/mL)< 2778750.163
≥ 272335
CEA (ng/mL)< 560640.666
≥ 54146
Postoperative adjuvant chemotherapyYes49460.332
No5264
RecurrenceYes22250.711
No7985
Table 2 Surgical outcomes of 211 colorectal cancer cases
Surgical outcomeLAPOPENP value
n = 101n = 110
Conversion to open (n/%)15 (12.9)NR/
Tumor size (cm)mean ± SD5.4 ± 1.95.2 ± 2.50.765
Resection length (cm)mean ± SD15.5 ± 7.319.5 ± 10.40.046
Operative time (min)mean ± SD210.8 ± 88.9173.5 ± 72.70.028
Blood loss (mL)mean ± SD155.0 ± 75.9235.1 ± 120.50.033
Intraoperative complications380.117
Combined organ resectionTotal (%)5 (5.0)21 (19.1)0.001
Abdominal wall23
Small bowel (except duodenum)15
Duodenum03
Urinary organs02
Stomach11
Gynecologic organs14
Liver03
Postoperative complications within 30 dTotal (%)12 (12.9)35 (31.8)0.006
Anastomotic Hemorrhage12
Urinary injury01
Intraabdominal bleeding12
Leakage14
Gastroplegia24
Infection615
(incision and abdomen)
Disruption of incision05
Obstruction12
Postoperative morbidity within 30 d010.667
Table 3 Pathologic outcomes of 211 colorectal cancer cases
Pathologic outcomeLAPOPENP value
n = 101n = 110
Number of lymph nodes dissected< 1225380.134
≥ 127672
Lymph node status+67741.000
-3436
MarginR1230.779
R099107
pT stageT4a96890.021
T4b521
pN stageN036350.841
N12832
N23743
pTNM stageIIB + IIC34350.282
IIIB3024
IIIC3751
DukesB34350.883
C6775
Histological subtypeAdenocarcinoma87941.000
Myxoadenocarcinoma1416
DifferentiationPoor20250.719
Median/high8185
HER2-/+86960.871
++1010
+++54
Table 4 Postoperative recovery outcomes of 211 colorectal cancer cases
Recovery outcomeLAPOPENP value
n = 101n = 110
Time to flatus (d)Median (range)2 (1-9)4 (3-15)0.037
Time to diet (d)Median (range)3 (2-18)7 (5-27)0.003
Time to ambulation (d)Median (range)2 (1-5)5 (3-9)0.027
Hospital staysMedian (range)7 (5-21)15 (7-31)0.004
Table 5 Univariate and multivariate analyses of 211 pathological T4 colorectal cancer patients for overall survival
Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
VariableHR (95%CI)P valueHR (95%CI)P value
Age1.217 (0.784-1.888)0.381
Gender0.807 (0.508-1.281)0.363
Surgical method (LAP and OPEN)1.528 (0.982-2.377)0.060
Tumor location
Mid/upper rectumReference group-
Left colon1.303 (0.813-2.091)0.272
Right colon0.792 (0.409-1.533)0.489
Comorbidities1.603 (1.007-2.552)0.0472.519 (1.436-4.419)0.142
pT4a/b0.790 (0.692-1.236)0.445
N stage
N0Reference group-
N11.328 (0.701-2.517)0.384
N22.079 (1.170-3.697)0.013
TNM stage
IIB + IICReference group-Reference group-
IIIB1.229 (0.564-2.679)0.6041.324 (0.785-1.753)0.019
IIIC3.092 (1.617-5.913)0.0011.104 (0.333-3.662)0.001
Lymph node status0.560 (0.324-0.968)0.0380.307 (0.103-0.919)0.035
No. of lymph nodes resected0.593 (0.385-0.915)0.0180.432 (0.264-0.708)0.123
Histological subtype0.369 (0.212-0.640)0.0000.433 (0.218-0.859)0.247
Differentiation0.326 (0.204-0.519)0.0000.460 (0.273-0.775)0.087
CA19-91.868 (1.195-2.922)0.0061.662 (1.212-2.280)0.002
CEA1.089 (0.706-1.680)0.0130.608 (0.356-1.038)0.068
Chemotherapy1.611 (1.040-2.494)0.0332.225 (1.394-3.552)0.181
Table 6 Univariate and multivariate analyses of 211 pathological T4 colorectal cancer patients for disease-free survival
Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
VariableHR (95%CI)P valueHR (95%CI)P value
Age1.621 (1.010-2.601)0.0451.892 (1.111-3.223)0.419
Gender1.328 (0.824-2.141)0.243
Surgical method (LAP and OPEN)1.503 (0.933-2.422)0.094
Tumor location
Mid/upper rectumReference group-
Left colon1.010 (0.601-10697)0.969
Right colon0.818 (0.411-1.629)0.568
Comorbidities1.787 (1.058-3.019)0.0302.261 (1.235-4.139)0.080
pT4a/b0.818 (0.618-1.725)0.0131.214 (0.784-1.974)0.001
N stage
N0Reference group-
N11.134 (0.594-2.167)0.703
N21.553 (0.861-2.801)0.144
TNM stage
IIB + IICReference group-Reference group-
IIIB1.034 (0.471-2.269)0.9330.884 (0.393-1.989)0.765
IIIC2.284 (1.202-4.337)0.0121.831 (0.935-3.584)0.018
Lymph node status0.710 (0.411-1.229)0.221
No. of lymph nodes resected0.661 (0.411-1.061)0.087
Histological subtype0.456 (0.243-0.854)0.0140.469 (0.225-0.974)0.042
Differentiation0.439 (0.266-0.725)0.0010.662 (0.374-1.170)0.156
CA19-92.458 (1.526-3.960)0.0003.372 (1.968-5.778)0.000
CEA1.268 (0.790-2.036)0.3260.608 (0.356-1.038)0.072
Chemotherapy2.157 (1.323-3.514)0.0023.817 (2.194-6.639)0.000
Table 7 Studies about laparoscopic surgery for pathological T4 colorectal cancer
Ref.n (LAP:OPEN)Study periodStudy designCountrySingle/Multi centerConversion rateLocationComplication rate (LAP:OPEN)Tumor stageCombined resection (LAP:OPEN)RI rate(LAP:OPEN)5 years DFS (LAP:OPEN)5 years OS (LAP:OPEN)
Park et al[22], 201693:182000-2010RSSouth KoreaSingle5.6%Colon14.1%:31.5%-9.9%:32.5%5.5%:4.5%81.8%:73.9%95.3%:86.5%
rectum
Shukla et al[20], 201561:222003-2011RSUnited StatesSingle21%Colon28%:36%II:3523%:41%0%:4%75%:65%82%:81%
III:48(3 yr)(3 yr)
Kang et al[29], 201652:572003-2013RSSouth KoreaSingle7.7%Colon13.5%:36.8%II:4113.5%:36.8%-53.6%:62.6%60.7%:61.9%
III:68
de’Angelis et al[18], 2016106:1062005-2014RPSMFranceMulti12.2%Colon29.1%:35.3%II:8514.2%:18.9%5.7%:6.6%58.6%:59.9%57.6%:50.2%
SwitzerlandIII:127
de’Angelis et al[17], 201652:522005-2015RPSMFranceMulti21.2%Rectum30.8%:48.1%II:4226.9%:30.8%19.2%:17.3%66.7%:64.1%55.4%:53.3%
SwitzerlandIII:33
SpainIV:29
Chan et al[30], 201693:592008-2014RSSingaporeSingle8.6%Colon--0%:3.4%0%:0.7%-75%:80%
Leon et al[27], 201768:792008-2015RSItalySingle19%Colon7.4%:16.5%II:69-11.8%:11.5%40.3%:38.9%44.6%:39.4%
III:78
Ahmad et al[25], 2015455:4062011-2012RSCanadaACSNS24.7%Colon---26.2%:24.3%--
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