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Table 1 Patient and tumor characteristics in relation to the type of performed surgical procedure

From: Implementation of laparoscopic hysterectomy for endometrial cancer over the past decade

Treatment characteristics of all included patients

Total, n = 556

LH, n = 248

AH, n = 308

p value

Age in years (mean, SD)

65.8 (9.6)

65.3 (9.8)

66.4 (9.4)

0.166

BMI (mean, SD)

29.6 (6.7)

29.8 (7.0)

29.3 (6.3)

0.429

Parity (mean, SD)

2.0 (1.4)

2.03 (1.4)

2.02 (1.3)

0.909

Previous abdominal surgery

184

80

104

0.585

Comorbidity

 Hypertension

178

77

101

0.582

 Type II diabetes

83

30

53

0.093

FIGO stage

   

0.364

 IA

336

158

178

 

 IB

195

80

115

 

 II

25

10

15

 

Histology

   

0.002

 Endometrioid

502

231

271

 

 Non-endometrioid

    

  Serous

28

15

13

 

  Clear cell

8

2

6

 

  Carcinosarcoma

15

0

15

 

  Stromal cell sarcoma

3

0

3

 

Tumor grade

   

0.000

 1

279

151

128

 

 2

175

63

112

 

 3

102

34

68

 

Treatment

 Hysterectomy and BSO

556

305

241

0.196

 Additional staging/lymphadenectomy

80

10

70

0.000

 Conversion to laparotomy

19

19

 

 Duration of surgery, min (mean, SD)

101 (41.9)

116 (39.3)

90 (40.4)

0.204

Complications

 During surgery

26

19

7

0.004

 After surgery

30

6

24

0.005

  1. LH laparoscopic hysterectomy, AH abdominal hysterectomy