P-OGC10 Long-term survival is not affected by complications after oesophagectomy

Abstract Background Outcomes following oesophagectomy for oesophageal cancer continue to improve, but complications are common and can result in significant morbidity. Post-operative known impact upon peri-operative short-term survival the effect on long-term remains unclear. The aim of this study is investigate post-operative oesophagectomy. Methods A contemporaneously maintained database from a single centre was reviewed. All patients who underwent between January 2010 2019 were included. Patients separated into three groups, those experienced no or very minor (Clavien-Dindo 0 1), 2), major 3-4). Those died during index hospital admission excluded correct mortality effects. Overall analysed using Kaplan-Meier log rank testing. Results Seven hundred twenty-three time. Seventeen (2.4%) their stay, analysis. 30- 90- day 1.1% (8/723) 2.4% (17/723) respectively. There 43.2% (305/706), 30.2% (213/706) 26.6% (188/706) Clavien-Dindo 0-1, 2, 3-4 group Median across groups equivalent (50, 57 51 months). Across all overall rates at 1 (87.5%, 84.9%, 83.5%), 5 (44.2%, 48.9%, 44.7%) 10 years (36.7%, 36.0%, 36.7%) (p = 0.730). Conclusions Long term not affected by complications, irrespective severity,