Research Article

The Preoperative CT-Scan Can Help to Predict Postoperative Complications after Pancreatoduodenectomy

Table 2

CT measured values for POPF and nonsevere versus severe complications.

FactorAllPOPF valuePostoperative complications value
( = 110)
(100%)
No ( = 90)
(82%)
Yes ( = 20)
(18%)
No or nonsevere
( = 74)
(67%)
Severe
( = 36)
(33%)

HU pancreas, HU, and median (IQR)
 Head82 (69.4–98.6)84.3 (70.2–98.4)77.5 (63.4–98.9)0.44386.1 (73.5–99.7)74.6 (58.1–93.5)
 Body79.4 (61.1–92.9)79.4 (61.6–92.9)76.8 (55.6–94.1)0.54180.5 (67.3–97.2)74.5 (55–85)
 Tail80.4 (64.3–97.4)79 (63.6–98.6)81 (71.4–94)0.94783.2 (66.2–99.4)74.1 (60–91.3)0.089
Pancreatic duct, mm, median (IQR)3.25 (0–5.06)3.4 (0–5.1)2.1 (0–4.8)0.3163.55 (0–5.1)2.75 (0–4.79)0.289
VFA, cm2, median (IQR)
 Truncus coeliacus95.5 (59–142.5)88 (50–135.8)105.5 (85.6–178)84 (48.3–129.8)112 (75.5–155.3)
 Umbilicus130.5 (92.7–166)119.5 (90–152.5)157 (121.5–210.8)118.5 (87.5–155)147.5 (108.3–197.8)
 Top of iliac crest139 (96–204.3)127.5 (93.8–184)188.5 (118.8–242.8)121 (89.8–182.3)157 (116.3–232)

HU: Hounsfield units, IQR: interquartile range, and VFA: visceral fat area. and bold are and are included in the multivariate analysis.