… expert surgeon and 11.3 % with respect to beginner surgeon. … with visceral obesity by
sufficiently experienced surgeons. We … technical component of visceral obesity on the anastomosis …

… Age ≥ 65 years, visceral obesity, and sarcopenia were independent risk factors for total
complications. Rectal cancer and visceral obesity were independent risk factors for surgical …

… Of the 261 patients, 12.6% were BMI obese while 68.6% presented visceral obesity. BMI
was not associated to any of the outcomes considered. No differences in intra-operative results …

… cancer as well as other metabolic complications. We investigated the prognostic significance
of visceral obesity and body mass index (BMI) in 161 resectable colorectal cancer patients. …

… contrasting results with respect to surgical outcome. Kang et … of VO in laparoscopic rectal
cancer surgery in 142 patients. … in the visceral obese patients undergoing rectal cancer surgery […

… visceral obesity on colorectal cancer outcomes using computed tomography (CT) imaging to
measure visceral … on outcomes of patients with colorectal cancer, we implemented a novel …

… This study demonstrates that patients with visceral obesity determined by increased visceral
adipose tissue accumulation had a longer operative time, an increased rate of postoperative …

… that visceral obesity was associated with an increased risk of conversion to open surgery. …
, we hypothesized that AL after rectal resection for cancer occurred at a higher rate in patients …

… The aim of our study was to assess the influence of visceral obesity (VO), as measured
by … of postoperative complications and duration of hospital stay after colon cancer surgery. …

… Furthermore, visceral obesity is more directly associated with metabolic and
cardiovascular co-morbidity than general obesity 3 , 4 . The aim of this study was to examine …