Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2021.
World J Gastrointest Surg. Nov 27, 2021; 13(11): 1405-1413
Published online Nov 27, 2021. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v13.i11.1405
Table 4 Relationship between postoperative pancreatic leakage and clinical indicators, n (%)
Index
Cases
Postoperative pancreatic leakage
χ2
P value
Age (yr)0.0720.789
≤ 60 24321 (8.64)
> 6017714 (7.91)
Sex0.0040.953
Male24220 (8.26)
Female17815 (8.43)
Diabetes0.1530.696
Yes12011 (9.17)
No30024 (8.00)
Hypertension0.0890.766
Yes17814 (7.87)
No24221 (8.68)
Preoperative albumin33.7390.000
< 30 g/L9021 (23.33)
≥ 30 g/L33014 (4.24)
Preoperative jaundice time52.1540.000
< 8 wk36717 (4.63)
≥ 8 wk5318 (33.96)
Operation time0.0220.883
< 4 h20917 (8.13)
≥ 4 h21118 (8.53)
Intraoperative blood loss0.0870.768
< 430 mL23020 (8.70)
≥ 430 mL19015 (7.89)
Vascular resection and reconstruction0.0001.000
Yes605 (8.33)
No36030 (8.33)
Pancreatic texture0.0220.883
Soft22118 (8.14)
Hard19917 (8.54)
Diameter of pancreatic duct25.3550.000
< 3 mm12123 (19.01)
≥ 3 mm29912 (4.01)
Pancreaticojejunostomy time0.3050.580
< 30 min32028 (8.75)
≥ 30 min1007 (7.00)
Pancreatic duct indwelling support tube0.1620.687
Yes33527 (8.06)
No858 (9.41)
Disease types0.0180.999
Carcinoma of the head of the pancreas20117 (8.46)
Carcinoma of the ampulla12410 (8.06)
Carcinoma of the lower common bile duct605 (8.33)
Duodenal carcinoma353 (8.57)