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Patient with colonic resection followed by ileocolic, or colo colic, or colorectal, or coloanal anastomosis for cancer by laparoscopy or laparotomy

Colectomy with anastomosis of any type

Hicham El Masri

The purpose of this study is to compare the post-operative course in patients suffering from sarcopenia who had colorectal surgery for cancer. Our primary outcome is the comparaison of the length of hospital stay in sarcopenic and non sarcopenic patients.

Sarcopenia is the loss of muscle mass that occurs usually with aging, but it may have multiple contributing factors, especially related to chronic diseases such as colorectal cancer.

When present, sarcopenia is predictive of poor post-operative course. The identification of sarcopenia needs either the identification of low muscle strength, low muscle quantity/quality, or finally a low physical performance.

Multiple clinical, biological or radiological tools were proposed. Our purpose is to compare the post-operative outcome of sarcopenic and non sarcopenic patients using a simple, available, reproducible and rapid radiological method, which will help the healthcare professionals to rapidly identify high risk patients for possible complicated and long post-operative course allowing them to take appropriate perioperative measures to reduce the risks.

Impact of Sarcopenia Using an Easy Psoas Area Measurement

Impact of Sarcopenia on Post-operative Course for Cancer Patients Operated of Colorectal Surgery Using a Simple Measurement Method of the Psoas Muscle Surface Area

Comparison of the number of post-operative hospital days between the two groups

Measurement of the complication rate according to the Clavien Dindo score (relevant score if greater than or equal to 2, considered severe complication if greater than or equal to 3) between the two groups

Evaluation of the number of hospitalizations of more than 24 hours at 30 days after the operation between the two groups

Evaluation of the number of transfer to rehabilitation or nursing home center at 30 days after the operation between the two groups

Comparison of the number of hospital days for transferred patients between the two groups

Study title	NCT ID	Conditions	Interventions	Eligibility	Organization
Impact of Sarcopenia Using an Easy Psoas Area Measurement	NCT05323604	Sarcopenia	Colectomy with ...	18 Years -	Hôpital NOVO
Impact of Sarcopenia Using an Easy Psoas Area Measurement	NCT05323604	Sarcopenia	Colectomy with ...	18 Years -	Hôpital NOVO
Impact of Sarcopenia Using an Easy Psoas Area Measurement	NCT05323604	Sarcopenia	Colectomy with ...	18 Years -	Hôpital NOVO

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