Metabolic Syndrome, Obesity, and Radical Cystectomy Complications: A Clavien Classification System-Based Analysis

摘要: Abstract Introduction/Background The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect MetS and its components on early complications observed in patients treated with RC urinary diversion. Patients Methods We retrospectively analyzed 346 bladder cancer undergoing standard lymphadenectomy, according procedure suggested by International Consultation Bladder Cancer, All within 90 days surgery were recorded collected 10 Martin criteria classified established 5 grades modified Clavien classification system (CCS). defined National Cholesterol Educational Program's Third Adult Treatment Panel. A binary logistic regression analysis used analyze and, separately, single components, as possible independent risk factors for high-grade complications. Results total 323 occurred 231 (66.8%). rates low-grade (CCS I-II) III-V), mortality V), 80.8% (261 323), 19.2% (62 1.7% (6 346), respectively. At univariate analysis, showed a higher rate compared without (P  Conclusion is major surgical significant rate, nevertheless, most are waist circumference associated