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08 June 2021: Clinical Research

Visceral-to-Subcutaneous Fat Ratio Is a Potential Predictor of Postoperative Complications in Colorectal Cancer

An-Qi He BCDEF* , Chun-Qiang Li BCDEF* , Qi Zhang B , Tong Liu D , Jian Liu F , Gang Liu A*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.930329

Med Sci Monit 2021; 27:e930329

Table 3 Univariable and multivariable analysis of 30-day postoperative complications.

30-day postoperative complicationsNo 30-day postoperative complicationsUnivariable p***Multivariable analysis
Odds ratio**P
No. (%)33 (25.6)96 (74.4)
Mean age (years)64.4 (11.7)66.0 (10.5)0.45
Female sex15440.57
Medical comorbidities
Hypertension13360.50
Diabetes mellitus7140.26
Coronary artery disease/myocardial infarction3130.37
Anemia(Hb15450.52
Hypoalbuminemia(Alb14500.23
AJCC staging0.54
 I513
 II1340
 III1543
Site of primary lesion0.74
Right1132
Transverse24
Left27
Sigmoid815
Rectum1038
Surgical time (h)5.0 (0.94)4.4 (0.96)0.0021.793 (1.141–2.817)0.011
Volume of blood loss (ml)123.3 (132.8)102.8 (137.5)0.45
Number of lymph nodes14.0 (3.2)14.5 (3.4)0.50
Body mass index24.4 (3.9)23.8 (3.4)0.43
VFA150.4 (64.1)122.7 (53.3)0.016
SFA206.4 (77.5)208.0 (84.0)0.92
VSR0.760 (0.291)0.621 (0.227)0.0066.103 (1.173–31.748)0.032
* Values in parentheses are standard deviations;
** Values in parentheses are 95% CI;
*** Fisher’s exact test.

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