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Table 2 Comparison between patients with disseminated disease and patients without disseminated disease after incidental GBC

From: The diagnostic value of staging laparoscopy in gallbladder cancer: a nationwide cohort study

Characteristicsa

DD-group (N = 22)

Non-DD group

(N =85)

p-value

Univariable

p-value

Multivariable

95% CI

OR

Age, years, median (range)

64 (49–81)

63 (36–81)

0.631

   

Gender

 Female

19 (86.4%)

60 (70.6%)

0.134

   

 Male

3 (13.6%)

25 (29.4%)

    

Symptoms

 Jaundice

2 (9.1%)

0 (0.0%)

    

 Abdominal pain

5 (22.7%)

18 (21.2%)

0.425

   

 Weight loss

0 (0.0%)

3 (3.5%)

    

Cholecystitis

12 (54.5%)

18 (21.2%)

0.002

0.006

1.51–11.91

4.25

Cholecystolithiasis

8 (36.4%)

36 (42.4%)

0.582

   

Primary sclerosing cholangitis

0 (0.0%)

4 (4.7%)

0.300

   

Gallbladder polyp

0 (0.0%)

4 (4.7%)

0.300

   

Type of surgery

 Laparoscopic cholecystectomy

16 (72.7%)

69 (81.2%)

    

 Open cholecystectomy

5 (22.7%)

15 (17.6%)

0.210

   

 Other

1 (4.5%)

1 (1.2%)

    

Perioperative bile spill

5 (22.7%)

22 (25.9%)

0.761

   

R1/R2 resection

15 (68.1%)

29 (34.1%)

0.004

0.010

1.39–11.19

3.94

Time between primary surgery and re-resection, days, median (range)

83 (5–132)

72 (0–164)

0.643

   

pT stage

 1

1 (4.5%)

11 (12.9%)

    

 2

12 (54.5%)

62 (72.9%)

0.015

0.562

0.55–3.02

1.29

 3

9 (40.9%)

12 (14.1%)

    

pN stage

 0

2 (9.1%)

28 (32.9%)

    

 1

6 (27.2%)

14 (16.5%)

0.074

0.516

0.77–1.68

1.14

 X

14 (63.6%)

43 (50.6%)

    

Perineural invasion

10 (45.5%)

19 (22.4%)

0.030

0.110

0.83–6.30

2.29

Vascular invasion

8 (36.4%)

19 (22.4%)

0.178

   
  1. Disease after incidental GBC. aCharacteristics compared in univariable analysis were median age in years at date of diagnosis, gender, symptoms at diagnosis, cholecystitis or cholecystolithiasis on imaging, history of primary sclerosing cholangitis, gallbladder polyp on imaging, type of primary surgery, bile spill during or (macroscopic or microscopic) irradicality of primary surgery, median time in days between primary surgery and re-resection, pathological T and N stage after primary surgery, and perineural or vascular invasion as described in the pathology report. If no lymph nodes were resected, pN stage was defined as Nx