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Table 1 The relationship between clinicolpathological factors and periampullary adenocarcinoma

From: Nomograms predict long-term survival for patients with periampullary adenocarcinoma after pancreatoduodenectomy

Characteristic

 

N

Periampullary adenocarcinoma

P

Panceatic head adenocarcinoma

Duodenal adenocarcinoma

Ampullary adenocarcinoma

Total

 

205

67

15

123

 

Age

<  60

127

38

10

79

0.551

≥ 60

78

29

5

44

Gender

Male

128

41

12

75

0.345

Female

77

26

3

48

WBC (× 109/L)

<  10

172

58

13

101

0.695

≥ 10

33

9

2

22

CRP (mg/L)

<  8

58

27

4

27

0.027

≥ 8

147

40

11

96

ALT (U/L)

<  40

79

48

5

26

0.455

≥ 40

156

49

10

97

AST (U/L)

<  45

47

20

6

21

0.035

≥ 45

158

47

9

102

ALB (g/L)

<  35

52

11

3

38

0.080

≥ 35

153

56

12

85

TBIL (mmol/L)

<  20.5

38

18

4

16

0.045

≥ 20.5

167

49

11

107

ALP (U/L)

<  100

31

16

4

11

0.010

≥ 100

174

51

11

112

GGT (U/L)

<  50

25

15

4

6

< 0.001

≥ 50

180

52

11

117

Tumor differentiation

W

5

0

1

4

0.463

W-M

8

4

0

4

M

108

31

7

70

M-P

63

23

6

34

P

21

9

1

11

Tumor diameter (cm)

<  2

69

14

2

53

0.002

≥ 2

136

53

13

70

LNR

< 0.17

151

50

12

89

0.798

≥ 0.17

54

17

3

34

LN metastasis

Absent

116

36

9

71

0.836

Present

89

31

6

52

Chemotherapy

No

87

28

7

52

0.941

Yes

118

39

8

71

  1. WBC white blood cell count, CRP C-reactive protein, ALT alanine transaminase, AST aspartate aminotransferase, ALB albumin, TBIL total bilirubin, ALP alkaline phosphatase, GGT gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase, W well, M moderate, P poor, W-M well-moderate, M-P moderate-poor, LN lymph node