2014
DOI: 10.3892/ol.2014.2669
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Pre-operative granulocyte/lymphocyte ratio as a predictive marker of post-operative complications in patients with colorectal cancer

Abstract: The aim of the present study was to assess the clinical relevance of the pre-operative granulocyte/lymphocyte (G/L) ratio as a predictive marker of post-operative complications in patients with colorectal cancer. In total, 85 patients (59 males and 26 females; mean age, 68.9 years) underwent surgery for colorectal cancer at the Department of Surgery, Ibraki Medical Center, Tokyo Medical University (Ami, Japan), and were divided into post-operative complication and non-complication groups. Clinical data, includ… Show more

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“…Ha mostrado ser una variable que se relaciona de forma independiente y estadísticamente significativa con la tasa de complicaciones y con la mortalidad postoperatoria tras la cirugía curativa de CCR [228].…”
Section: 104-granulocyte/lymphocyte Ratio (Glr)unclassified
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“…Ha mostrado ser una variable que se relaciona de forma independiente y estadísticamente significativa con la tasa de complicaciones y con la mortalidad postoperatoria tras la cirugía curativa de CCR [228].…”
Section: 104-granulocyte/lymphocyte Ratio (Glr)unclassified
“…En nuestra muestra realizamos anastomosis en 148 pacientes, de los cuales 11 (7,4%) sufrieron una fuga anastomótica. Estos resultados son discretamente superiores a los que podemos encontrar en algunos estudios recientes, con tasas entre el 2% y el 6% [206,218,228,233,291,292,294,317]. Por el contrario, otros autores muestran cifras más elevadas de fuga anastomótica en pacientes sometidos a cirugía curativa de CCR, datos que estarían más en consonancia con los nuestros, así Woeste et al [318] notifican una tasa del 7,6%, van Westreenen et al [319] del 8,8%, Singh et al [320] del 9,6% y Almeida et al [321] del 13,87%, [Gráfico 34].…”
Section: 4-complicaciones Postoperatorias E Influencia De Los Scoresunclassified
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