Table 1

Patients' baseline and surgical characteristics

Patient’s baseline and surgical characteristics
Diagnosis; n (%)
Confirmed9 (45)
 Suspicious11(55)
Age [Mean±SD (Range)]; year50±9 (35-68)
BMI [Mean±SD (Range)]; kg/m224.5±4.8
Previous surgery; n (%)
 None11(55)
 Unilateral Anexectomy4 (20)
 Bilateral Anexectomy1 (5)
 Bilateral Anexectomy+Hysterectomy4 (20)
Ca 125 [Mean±SD (Range)]; IU/mL155.6±241 (6.9–818)
Ca 19.9 [Mean±SD (Range)]; IU/mL114.7±204 (2-875)
ASA score; n (%)
 I-II17.0 (85)
 III3.0 (15)
Approach; n (%)
 Laparoscopy9 (45)
 Laparotomy11 (55)
Type of surgery; n (%)
 Frozen section+Surgical staging11 (55)
 Differed surgical staging9 (45)
Main Tumor Size [Mean±SD (Range)]; mm108.7±72.7 (2–250)
Ascites [Mean±SD (Range)]; ml77.5±103 (0–400)
Tumor location; n (%)
 Left10 (50)
 Right9 (45)
 Bilateral1 (5)
Estimated blood loss [Mean±SD (Range)]; ml257.5±114 (100-500)
Red blood transfusion; n (%)0 (0)
Surgical time [Mean±SD (Range)]; min275±29 (210-320)
Intraoperative complications; n (%)
 No18 (90)
 Vascular injury2 (5)
  • ASA; BMI, body mass index; FIGO, The International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics.