Retrospective Study
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World J Gastrointest Surg. Jan 27, 2025; 17(1): 100544
Published online Jan 27, 2025. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v17.i1.100544
Table 1 Comparative analysis of general information
Data
Control group (n = 55)
Observation group (n = 59)
χ2/t
P value
Sex, n (%)0.4770.490
    Male31 (56.36)37 (62.71)
    Female24 (43.64)22 (37.29)
Age (year)64.36 ± 7.0865.46 ± 6.650.8550.394
Body mass (kg)55.91 ± 7.0158.07 ± 8.841.4390.153
Disease course (year)2.82 ± 0.882.93 ± 1.030.6110.543
Time from onset to operation (day)3.04 ± 0.863.14 ± 0.990.5740.567
Table 2 Comparative analysis of curative effects, n (%)
Curative effect
Control group (n = 55)
Observation group (n = 59)
χ2
P value
Cured16 (29.09)23 (38.98)
Effective23 (41.82)30 (50.85)
Ineffective16 (29.09)6 (10.17)
Total effective rate39 (70.91)53 (89.83)6.5440.011
Table 3 Assignment of potential factors affecting the quality of life of patients with intra- and extrahepatic bile duct stones
Variable
Assignment
X1, genderFemale = 0, male = 1
X2, age (year)< 65 = 0, ≥ 65 = 1
X3, body mass (kg)< 55 = 0, ≥ 55 = 1
X4, disease course (year)< 3 = 0, ≥ 3 = 1
X5, time from onset to operation (day)< 3 = 0, ≥ 3 = 1
X6, treatment methodERCP + EPBD + LH = 0, LCBDE plus hepatectomy = 1
Table 4 Logistic regression analysis of factors influencing the quality of life of patients with intra- and extrahepatic bile duct stones
Variable
β
SE
Wald
P value
Exp (β)
95%CI
Sex-0.6010.4501.7850.1820.5480.227-1.324
Age (year)-0.6430.4252.2880.1300.5260.229-1.209
Body mass (kg)-0.3270.4280.5850.4440.7210.311-1.668
Disease course (year)-0.0550.4470.0150.9020.9460.394-2.271
Time from disease onset to operation (day)0.7680.4852.5090.1132.1550.833-5.572
Therapeutic method-1.2270.4278.2440.0040.2930.127-0.677