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Table 1 Population characteristics and data completeness

From: Postoperative short-term use of the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug flurbiprofen did not increase the anastomotic leakage rate in patients undergoing elective gastrointestinal surgery—a retrospective cohort study

 

Total study populations (n=3653)

Missing data (%)

Age

61 (53–67)

0

Sex

 Male

2487 (68.08%)

0

 Female

1166 (31.92%)

 

BMI

23 (20.9–25.1)

0.27

Tobacco use

 Non-smoker

1532 (60.58%)

30.19

 Previous smoker

842 (33.02%)

 

 Active smoker

176 (6.90%)

 

Alcohol

 Non-drinker

1822 (71.65%)

30.38

 Previous drinker

613 (24.10%)

 

 Active drinker

108 (4.25%)

 

Ischemic heart disease

129 (3.53%)

0

Hypertension

757 (20.72%)

0

Diabetes

338 (9.25%)

0

Respiratory system disease

31 (0.85%)

0

ASA score

 1

66 (1.81%)

0.05

 2

3160 (86.55%)

 

 3

411 (11.26%)

 

 4

14 (0.38%)

 

Tumor stage (pTNM)

1

947 (25.92%)

0

 2

1138 (31.15%)

 

 3

1541 (42.18%)

 

 4

27 (0.75%)

 

Procedure type

 

0

 Gastrectomy

2054 (56.22%)

 

 Colorectomy

1599 (43.77%)

 

Procedure approach

 Laparoscopic

1708 (46.76%)

0

 Open

1945 (53.24%)

 

Intraoperative blood loss (ml)

100 (50–150)

0.19

Intraoperative transfusion

249 (6.82%)

0

Operating duration

3 (2.42–3.83)

0

Anastomotic leakage

57 (1.56%)

0

In-hospital mortality

2 (0.05%)

0