408 Blood Parameters as an Early Indicator of Complications Following Oesophagogastric Resection

Abstract Aim Oesophageal and gastric cancers are the eighth fifth most prevalent with a high degree of morbidity mortality. Oesophagogastric resections associated complications postoperatively. Complications following resection poorer hospital recovery, recurrence cancer, readmission to increased A study was carried out examine if there an association between post-operative bloods development complications. Method Data collected from theatre logbooks, Integrated Clinical Environment (ICE) clinical portal. Patients undergoing oesophagogastric for oesophageal cancer October 2010 November 2014 were included. organised using Clavien Dindo classification. analysed Student’ T test Chi-Squared test. P-value 0.05 classed as being statiscally significant. Results 94 patients met inclusion criteria this study. 55 (58.5%) underwent Oesophagectomy, 18 (19.1%) total gastrectomy 21 (22.3%) partial gastrectomy. significant seen higher Day 5 White Cell count (WCC) (p = 0.048), lower 2–5 Albumin (Day 2 p 0.038) C Reactive Protein (CRP) CRP p<0.001). Conclusions This suggests Albumin, WCC may be used predict postoperative in malignancy. Changes blood parameters present early day postoperatively can highlight who require closer monitoring, allowing earlier re-intervention required.