Table 1 Baseline characteristics and outcome at 10 years of patients undergoing surgery for colorectal cancer by age (n=2077)

From: The impact of young age on cancer-specific and non-cancer-related survival after surgery for colorectal cancer: 10-year follow-up

 

Age (years)

 
 

<45 years,

45–54 years,

55–64 years,

65–74 years,

 
 

n =99 (3%)

n =223 (11%)

n =662 (32%)

n =1093 (53%)

P -value

Female

47 (47%)

110 (49%)

304 (46%)

499 (46%)

 

Male

52 (53%)

113 (51%)

358 (54%)

594 (54%)

0.779

Depcat score

 1, 2

11 (11%)

38 (17%)

138 (21%)

179 (16%)

 

 3, 4, 5

68 (70%)

135 (61%)

403 (61%)

681 (62%)

 

 6, 7

18 (19%)

49 (22%)

120 (18%)

232 (21%)

0.651

Mode of presentation

 Elective

66 (67%)

151 (68%)

478 (72%)

809 (74%)

 

 Emergency

33 (33%)

72 (32%)

184 (28%)

284 (26%)

0.023

Site

 Right

23 (23%)

54 (24%)

144 (22%)

286 (26%)

 

 Left

22 (22%)

28 (13%)

95 (14%)

168 (15%)

 

 Sigmoid

15 (15%)

57 (26%)

157 (24%)

240 (22%)

 

 Rectum

37 (37%)

81 (36%)

258 (39%)

389 (36%)

0.134

Dukes’ stage

 A

6 (6%)

12 (5%)

39 (6%)

85 (8%)

 

 B

30 (30%)

92 (41%)

282 (42%)

480 (44%)

 

 C

37 (37%)

77 (35%)

197 (30%)

314 (29%)

 

 D

26 (26%)

42 (19%)

144 (22%)

214 (20%)

0.008

Specialisation

 Specialist

28 (29%)

44 (20%)

158 (25%)

259 (24%)

 

 Non-specialist

67 (71%)

173 (80%)

486 (76%)

808 (76%)

0.974

10-year outcome

 Alive

43 (43%)

98 (44%)

222 (34%)

279 (26%)

 

 Cancer death

53 (53%)

116 (52%)

363 (55%)

534 (49%)

 

 Non-cancer death

3 (3%)

9 (4%)

77 (12%)

280 (26%)

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