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World J Gastrointest Surg. Nov 27, 2025; 17(11): 110490
Published online Nov 27, 2025. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v17.i11.110490
Table 2 Clinical stage and surgical outcomes of patients with perforated gastric cancer according to initial surgical approach - primary perforation repair and one-stage gastrectomy groups, n (%)
Variables
Primary perforation repair, n = 26
One-stage gastrectomy, n = 10
P value
cT1.0
    < T4a14 (53.8)5 (50)
    cT4b12 (46.2)5 (50)
cN0.484
    cN01 (3.8)1 (10)
    cN+5 (96.2)9 (90)
cM0.137
    cM011 (42.3)7 (70)
    cM115 (57.7)3 (30)
cTNM0.324
    ≤ III4 (15.4)2 (20)
    IVA7 (26.9)5 (50)
    IVB15 (57.7)3 (30)
Preoperative chemotherapy0.397
    No19 (73.1)9 (90)
    Yes7 (26.9)1 (10)
Length of hospital stay (days)0.185
    Median (IQR)11 (5-20)13.5 (10-37)
Postoperative complication (Clavien-Dindo)1.000
    0-I-II9 (34.6)3 (30)
    III-V18 (69.2)7 (70)
Clavien V0.260
    No9 (35.6)6 (60)
    Yes17 (65.4)4 (40)
Mortality
    30-day16 (61.5)3 (30)0.139
    90-day17 (65.4)3 (30)0.073


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