Clinical Research
Copyright ©2007 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Jun 7, 2007; 13(21): 2945-2951
Published online Jun 7, 2007. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v13.i21.2945
Table 1 Patients characteristics. Data shown are number (%) or median (range)
CharacteristicCRRROP
n2225NS
Age65 (49-83)63 (43-76)NS
Sex (male)13 (59%)12 (48%)NS
Tumor siteNS
Head20 (91%)20 (80%)
Body3 (12%)
Tail
Diffuse2 (9%)2 (8%)
Tumor size (mm)24 (10-41)29 (10-150)NS
Tumor typeNS
Ampullary cancer4 (18%)4 (16%)
Ductal adenocarcinoma15 (68%)14 (56%)
Cystadenocarcinoma2 (9%)4 (16%)
Invasive IPMT1 (5%)3 (12%)
Tumor stageNS
IA4 (18%)0
IB4 (18%)5 (20%)
IIA7 (32%)9 (36%)
IIB7 (32%)11 (44%)
Lymph node positive7 (32%)11 (44%)NS
Table 2 Complications
CRRRO
Infection
Wound infection/prolonged antibiotic therapy1,2513
Pneumonia11
Ileus/delayed gastric emptying20
Postoperative bleeding and reoperation212
Postoperative intestinal haemorraghia: no reoperation11
Central venous catheter in pleural place10
Stroke during the postoperative time011
Vascular injury: occlusion of hepatic artery: immediate reconstruction01
Reoperation: broken drain110
Leakage of gastroenteral anastomosis210
Death210
Complicated patients rate10/228/25
Table 3 Median survival time in different cancers
CRR median months(95% CI)RO median months(95% CI)
All cancers30.2 (25.5, 34.9)35.9 (10.5, 61.3)
LNN negative30.2 (17.9, 42.4)37.4 (7.8, 6.7)
LNN positive27.0 (0, 55.2)20.7 (16.7, 34.6)
Ductal adenocancers27.0 (5.5, 48.4)20.2 (0, 52.0)
LNN negative30.0 (9.9, 50.5)20.2 (19.6, 20.3)
LNN positive27.0 (0, 55.2)39.0 (0, 110.5)
Ampullar cancers39.4 (5.9, 72.8)
Cystadenocancers20.7 (00, 48.2)