The study was concerned with identification of a group at high risk for complications following surgery for colorectal cancer. A correlational analysis of a complicated postoperative clinical course versus patients' initial status and type of surgery was carried out. A regression equation was obtained for predicting immediate results of surgery as well as assessing the effect of the said factors on complication development in the course of correction treatment.

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