Ultrasound features of primary intestinal lymphoma in children and their correlation with prognosis: A two-center experiment

Table 2 Correlation among ultrasound typing, characteristics, pathological types, lactate dehydrogenase levels, complications, treatment regimens and prognosis, n (%)

Somatotype	Prognosis		P value
	Cured (n = 16)	Not cured/death (n = 12)
Ultrasonic typing			0.009
Focal segmental type	12 (75)	3 (25)
Extensive type	4 (25)	9 (75)
Sex			0.436
Boy	13 (81.25)	11 (91.7)
Girl	3 (18.75)	1 (8.3)
Age (year)	7.65	7.38	0.634
Case classification			0.378
Burkitt lymphoma	10 (62.5)	8(66.7)
Other types of B-cell lymphoma	3 (18.78)	4(33.3)
Other types of lymphoma	3 (18.75)	0 (0)
LDH			0.002
Increase	7 (43.75)	12 (100)
Normal	9 (56.25)	0 (0)
Median (IU/L)	301	1127
Complications			0.397
Intussusception	3 (18.75)	0 (0)
Peritoneal dropsy	9 (56.25)	9 (75)
Intussusception + peritoneal dropsy	4 (25)	3 (25)
Therapy method			0.160
Surgery	4 (25)	1 (8.3)
Surgery + chemotherapy	4 (25)	2 (16.7)
Chemotherapy	8 (50)	9 (75)

LDH: Lactate dehydrogenase.