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Table 1 Characteristics of patients undergoing gastrectomy with and without splenectomy (n = 214) a

From: Is concomitant splenectomy beneficial for the long-term survival of patients with gastric cancer undergoing curative gastrectomy? A single-institution study

Characteristic

G + S (n = 100)

G-A (n = 114)

P-value

Age, years

  

0.836

  ≤ 55

32 (32)

38 (33)

  > 55

68 (68)

76 (67)

Sex

  

0.190

 Men

82 (82)

85 (75)

 Women

18 (18)

29 (25)

Tumor size, cm

  

0.393

  ≤ 4

23 (23)

27 (24)

 5 to 6

26 (26)

21 (18)

  > 6

51 (51)

66 (58)

Pathological tumor stage

  

0.600

 T1

5 (9)

8 (9)

 T2

28 (49)

45 (53)

 T3

16 (28)

26 (31)

 T4

8 (14)

6 (7)

Pathological nodal stage

  

0.153

 N0

10 (15)

24 (28)

 N1

20 (31)

29 (34)

 N2

23 (35)

23 (27)

 N3

12 (19)

9 (11)

TNM stage

  

0.355

 IA

2 (2)

5 (4)

 IB

19 (19)

23 (20)

 II

18 (18)

30 (26)

 IIIA

29 (29)

31 (27)

 IIIB

14 (14)

14 (12)

 IV

18 (18)

11 (10)

Gross type (Borrman)

  

0.154

 I

3 (3)

2 (2)

 II

20 (20)

12 (11)

 III

59 (60)

66 (61)

 IV

17 (17)

29 (27)

Type of gastrectomy

  

0.958

 Total

60 (60)

68 (60)

 Sub-total

40 (40)

46 (40)

Complications

24 (24)

11 (10)

0.005c

Adjunctive therapy

12 (12)

14 (12)

0.903

  1. Abbreviations: G + S gastrectomy plus splenectomy, G-A gastrectomy alone, TMN tumor, node, metastasis.
  2. aData are given as n (%).
  3. cSignificant.