Clinical Study

Gastrointestinal Complications in 147 Consecutive Patients with Peritoneal Surface Malignancy Treated by Cytoreductive Surgery and Perioperative Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy

Table 4

Comparison with other series with more than 100 patients.

AuthorInstitutionYearPatient revisedHistologyGI Events RevisedGI Morbidity Grades III-IVRisk Factor for GI EventsStatistical Analysis

Glehen et al. [23]Lyon2003207Colon, PMP, ovarianDigestive fistula (14)
Prolonged ileus (11)
Intraperitoneal abscess (5)
*15%
30 events
Carcinomatosis stage
Duration of surgery
Number of anastomosis
Univariate
Kusamura et al. [24]Milan2006205PM, PMP, ovarianAnastomotic leak (17)
Digestive perforations (6)
Biliary fistula (1)
pancreatic fistula (2)
Ileus/gastric stasis (4)
*15%
30 events
Extent of cytoreduction
CDDP IPHP dose
Multivariate
Hansson et al. [25]Uppsala2009123Colorectal, PMP, PM, ovarianAnastomotic leak (7)
Digestive perforation (11)
Pancreatitis (1)
Bile leak (1)
Ileus (3)
*19%
23 events
Stoma formation
Duration of surgery
Perioperative blood loss
PCI
Multivariate
Youssef et al. [26]BasingstokeNP456 Just 441 had resectionsPMP (appendix)Anastomotic leak (7)
Pancreatic complicate (5)
Intestinal fistula (8)
4.5%
20 events
NA
Present seriesWashington2011147Colon, PMP (appendix)Anastomotic failure (2)
Fistula (4)
Pancreatic fistula (1)
Pancreatitis (1)
Bile leak (1)
Chyle leak (0)
Prolonged ileus (0)
Small bowel obst (1)
Vomiting (5)
Diarrhea (0)
Ascites (0)
8%
15 events
Grade
PCI
Small bowel resection
Colorectal anastomoses
Number of anastomosis per patient
Multivariate

* Percentage calculated from total number of events/total number of patients.
NP: Not published. NA: Not available. CDDP: cisplatin, IPHP: intraperitoneal hyperthermic perfusion. PM: peritoneal mesothelioma. PMP: pseudomyxoma peritonei