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Table 1 Demographic details of the patients undergoing radical cystectomy with urinary diversion

From: Outcome of extra mucosal single interrupted layer (EMSIL) ileo-ileal anastomosis in urinary diversions during open radical cystectomy

Parameter

Overall (n = 59)

Conduit (n = 49)

Orthotopic Neobladder (n = 10)

p value

Mean age (± SD), years

53.35(12.8)

52(12.2)

62.8(12.04)

0.125

Gender

    

Male

52(88.1%)

44(89.8%)

8(80%)

0.001

Female

7(11.86%)

5(10.2%)

2(20)

Presentation

    

Hematuria

56(94.9)

47(95.9%)

9(90%)

0.673

Incidental

3(5.08%)

2(4.1%)

1(10%)

Patients having obstructive uropathy at presentation

23(38.98%)

21(42.85%)

2(20%)

0.458

Patients undergoing preoperative percutaneous nephrostomy

15(25.42%)

14(23.72%)

1(10%)

0.501

ASA score, mean (± SD)

1.9 (0.69)

1.91(0.64)

1.6(0.84)

0.015

Co-morbidities

    

Hypertension

25(42.3%)

18(36.7%)

6(60%)

0.381

Diabetes

18(30.50%)

12(24.5%)

5(50%)

0.266

Hypothyroidism

10(16.94%)

5(10.2%)

3(30%)

0.015

Old H/O Coronary artery disease

5(8.47%)

2(4.1%)

2(20%)

0.062

COPD

7(11.86%)

4(8.2%)

2(20%)

0.260

Presence of hydronephrosis on CT

30(50.84%)

25(51.02%)

5(50%)

0.797

Dwelling

    

Rural

51(86.44%)

43(87.8%)

5(50%)

0.012

urban

8(13.55%)

6(12.2%)

5(50%)

Smoking Status

    

Smokers

48(81.35%)

36(73.5%)

10(100%)

0.169

Non Smokers

11(18.64%)

13(26.5%)

0(-)

Pesticide exposure

    

Yes

36(61.01%)

30(61.2%)

3(30%)

0.061

No

23(38.9%)

19(38.8%)

7(70%)

Presence of significant pelvic lymphadenopathy on CT scan

28(47.45%)

24(48.97%)

4(40%)

0.132

Neo-adjuvant chemotherapy

8(13.56%)

8(16.3%)

0(-)

0.296

  1. Values in bold are statistically significant parametres
  2. *p < 0.05 considered as significant
  3. ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists Score; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CT scan, computed tomography scan