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Table 1 Baseline Characteristics for 204 Colorectal Cancer Patients.

From: Nitrous oxide may not increase the risk of cancer recurrence after colorectal surgery: a follow-up of a randomized controlled trial

  

Nitrous Oxide

Nitrogen

 

Factor

Level

N = 97

N = 107

P-Value

Gender

Female

40 (41)

39 (37)

0.48

Hospital

AKH

87 (90)

94 (88)

0.68

 

SMZ-OST

10 (10)

13 (12)

 

Dukes classification

A

17 (19)

16 (16)

0.96

 

B

27 (30)

31 (30)

 
 

C

33 (36)

38 (37)

 
 

D

14 (15)

17 (17)

 

Tumor Grade

G1

3 (3)

5 (5)

0.68

 

G2

67 (74)

75 (72)

 
 

G3

19 (21)

24 (23)

 
 

G4

1 (1)

0 (0)

 

Site

Ascending Colon

10 (11)

18 (17)

0.73

 

Sigmoid Colon

28 (30)

30 (28)

 
 

Rectal

45 (48)

44 (42)

 
 

Cecum

10 (11)

13 (12)

 
 

Multiple

1 (1)

1 (1)

 

Dissemination

Yes

23 (24)

25 (24)

0.92

Invasion to Adjacent Organs

Yes

31 (33)

28 (26)

0.33

Neural Invasion

Yes

9 (10)

10 (9)

0.95

Vessel Invasion

Yes

21 (23)

27 (26)

0.63

Treatment of Tumor besides surgery

None

36 (39)

50 (48)

0.30

 

Chemotherapy

30 (32)

30 (29)

 
 

Radiation

15 (16)

9 (9)

 
 

Both

12 (13)

16 (15)

 

Age (Years)

 

61 ± 11

63 ± 11

0.41

Number of Nodes examined

 

16 [12, 21]

15 [12, 23]

0.97

Number of involved Nodes

 

0 [0, 4]

1 [0, 3]

0.88

Preoperative CEA

 

4.9 [1.7, 13.0]

3.5 [1.9, 7.5]

0.70

Recurrence-free survival (years)

 

3.9 [1.2, 5.4]

4.4 [1.1, 5.2]

0.89

  1. AKH is the Vienna General Hospital; SMZ-OST is the Danube Hospital, also in Vienna, Austria. Statistics presented as number (%), means ± SDs, or medians [first-to-third quartile range]. P-values, respectively, are from Pearson's Chi-Squared Test, Student's T-Test, and Wilcoxon's Rank Sum Test.