Research Article

[Retracted] Preoperative Nutritional Risk Assessment for Predicting Complications after Radical Cystectomy plus Urinary Diversion for Bladder Cancer

Table 4

Comparison of postoperative complications.

InformationNRS <3 (n = 116)NRS≥3 (n = 62)χ 2 value value

Grade I∼ II (n, %)
 Leaking of urine2 (1.72)3 (4.84)1.4360.231
 Lung infection2 (1.72)2 (3.23)0.4150.520
 Deep venous thrombosis4 (3.45)2 (3.23)0.0060.938
 Electrolyte disturbance5 (4.31)3 (4.84)0.0260.871
 Poor incision healing3 (2.59)3 (4.84)0.6290.428
 Abdominal infection2 (1.72)2 (3.23)0.4150.520
 Renal insufficiency3 (2.59)2 (3.23)0.0610.806

Grade III (n, %)
 Intestinal fistula0 (0.00)1 (1.61)1.8820.170
 Intestinal obstruction5 (4.31)9 (14.52)5.8070.016

Grade IV (n, %)
 Infectious shock1 (0.86)1 (1.61)0.2050.651
 Pulmonary embolism0 (0.00)2 (3.23)3.7850.052
 Sepsis0 (0.00)1 (1.61)1.8820.170

Grade V (n, %)
 Postoperative death0 (0.00)1 (1.61)1.8820.170
 Total complications (n, %)27 (23.28)34 (54.84)17.8690.000