“…In addition, patients who consented to participate in this study were relatively young, with a median age of 52 years. Although this may reflect the available patient population of the institution, the included patient population may therefore be biased toward those with a higher digital literacy at baseline, as older age has been previously associated with decreased comfort with health technology [ 14 ]. Thus, the roles of patient age, accessibility to applicable technology, and digital literacy in the successful use of remote telemonitoring after complex cancer operations will require further investigation.…”