Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2025.
World J Gastrointest Surg. Jul 27, 2025; 17(7): 107804
Published online Jul 27, 2025. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v17.i7.107804
Table 1 Clinical and imaging characteristics of the study sample, n (%)
Variables
Total, n = 283
Recurrence, n = 216
Age, mean ± SD63.52 ± 8.7163.75 ± 8.43
Sex
    Female113 (39.9)85 (39.3)
    Male170 (60.1)131 (60.7)
Dominant location
    Head and neck164 (57.9)126 (58.3)
    Body and tail119 (42.1)90 (41.7)
Type of pancreatic surgery
    Standard183 (64.7)132 (61.1)
    Extended100 (35.3)84 (38.9)
Primary tumor (T) stage
    T153 (18.7)26 (12.0)
    T2190 (67.1)155 (71.8)
    T326 (9.2)23 (10.6)
    T414 (5.0)12 (5.6)
Regional lymph node (N) stage
    N0164 (58.0)118 (54.6)
    N1100 (35.3)82 (38.0)
    N219 (6.7)16 (7.4)
Tumor size in cm
    ≤ 266 (23.3)33 (15.3)
    2-4193 (68.2)161 (74.5)
    ≥ 424 (8.5)22 (10.2)
Tumor density in portal venous phase
    Isodense or hyperdense29 (10.2)20 (9.3)
    Hypodense254 (89.8)196 (90.7)
Tumor necrosis248 (87.6)188 (87.0)
Peripancreatic tumor infiltration140 (49.5)114 (52.8)
Suspicious metastatic lymph nodes89 (31.5)81 (37.5)