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World J Gastroenterol. Apr 21, 2008; 14(15): 2440-2447
Published online Apr 21, 2008. doi: 10.3748/wjg.14.2440
Table 1 Univariate and multivariate analysis of clinicopathologic factors potentially associated with the interval time of hepatic metastases after radical gastrectomy
Cases of hepatic metastases after surgery
Factorn< 6 mo6-12 mo12-36 mo> 36 moUnivariate P valueMultivariate P valueOdds ratio
Age
≤ 50 yr1305710.6340.3340.800
51- 69 yr556162211---
≥ 70 yr193592---
Gender
Male7792431130.3090.1491.949
Female100271---
Gastric carcinoma
Size
≤ 5 cm392521110.0010.0191.989
> 5 cm48721173---
Location
Proximal25210940.5120.9661.007
Middle171682---
Distal4359218---
Diffuse21100---
Histologic differentiation
Poorly undifferentiated426141750.4540.0910.629
Well, moderately45312219---
Vascular invasion
Absent7061932130.2960.1341.928
Present173761---
Neural invasion
Absent7472033140.2320.3831.502
Present132650---
Depth of invasion1
T1401210.0850.4000.845
T22615146---
T348520185---
T493042---
Lymph node metastases1
N13103199< 0.0010.0011.892
N237317134---
N3196661---
No. 12 lymph node group metastases
Absent7552135140.0110.8800.915
Present124530---
No. 8 lymph node group metastases
Absent7252033140.0340.6470.792
Present154650---
Lauren classification
Intestinal36481590.0370.3311.171
Diffuse29513101---
Mixed2205134---
Surgical procedure
Esophago-proximal23211730.0560.4811.098
Proximal subtotal81421---
Distal subtotal45418149---
Total112351---
Ascites
Absent5781722100.3380.6080.866
Present3019164---
Soft tissue invasion
Absent476181760.1700.1360.559
Present4038218---