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Table 2 Univariate and multivariate analyses for hospital mortality in GBC patients who underwent surgical resection with curative intent (n = 192)

From: The prognostic importance of jaundice in surgical resection with curative intent for gallbladder cancer

Variables

 

No. of patients

Morbidity

Univariate

Multivariate

 

p-value

RR (95% CI)

p-value

Gender

0.128

  
 

Female

126

18 (14.3%)

   
 

Male

66

16 (24.2%)

   

Age

0.505

  
 

< 60 years

107

17 (15.9%)

   
 

≥ 60 years

85

17 (20.0%)

   

Preoperative jaundice

0.034

0.387 (0.164–0.916)

0.031

 

Present

47

16 (34.0%)

   
 

Absent

145

18 (12.4%)

   

Major hepatectomy

0.183

  
 

Yes

8

4 (50.0%)

   
 

No

184

30 (16.3%)

   

Extrahepatic bile duct resection

0.717

  
 

With

56

17 (30.4%)

   
 

Without

136

17 (12.5%)

   

Combined resection of adjacent organs (CRAO)

0.168

  
 

With

15

7 (46.7%)

   
 

Without

177

27 (15.3%)

   

Combined portal vein/hepatic artery resection

0.802

  
 

With

5

1 (20.0%)

   
 

Without

187

33 (17.6%)

   

Operative time 0.280

  
 

< 240 min

87

9 (10.3%)

   
 

≥ 240 min

105

25 (23.8%)

   

Intraoperative blood infusion 0.056

0.420 (0.175-1.007)

0.052

 

With

44

    
 

Without

148

    
  1. Adjacent organs include the pancreas, duodenum, stomach, and/or colon other than the liver and bile duct.