TTP1.12 90-day mortality in colorectal cancer resections: A cohort study

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Cohort study evaluates 90-day mortality causes in colorectal cancer resections, indicating risk factors involved.

90-day mortality after colorectal cancer resections was noted at 2.7%, with significant factors affecting outcomes.
Patients undergoing emergency resections had higher mortality, with risk linked to advanced disease and age over 75 years.
Findings highlighted the importance of early palliative therapies for advanced colorectal cancer to mitigate 90-day mortality.
Palliative care and postoperative support are crucial for reducing complications, especially in high-risk patients.

Gok et al. (2025) studied this question.

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