Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Clin Cases. Nov 6, 2020; 8(21): 5172-5179
Published online Nov 6, 2020. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v8.i21.5172
Table 1 Comparison of clinical data between the two groups, n %
Clinical information
S-1 group (n = 47)
Gemcitabine group (n = 47)
χ2/t
P value
Gender0.0920.761
Male27 (57.45)26 (55.32)
Female20 (42.55)21 (44.68)
Types0.3610.548
Squamous carcinoma23 (48.94)25 (53.19)
Adenocarcinoma24 (51.06)22 (46.81)
TNM staging0.1300.719
Phase IIIB36 (76.60)37 (78.72)
Phase IV11 (23.40)10 (21.28)
Age (yr)56.95 (4.15)56.17 (4.01)0.9270.357
Weight (kg)53.94 (3.52)54.09 (3.61)0.2040.839
BMI (kg/m2)21.14 (3.21)21.51 (3.45)0.5380.592
Table 2 Comparison of efficacy between the two groups, n %
Curative effect
S-1 group (n = 47)
Gemcitabine group (n = 47)
χ2/t
P value
Complete remission3 (6.38)2 (4.26)0.4460.504
Remission13 (27.66)12 (25.53)0.1160.733
Controlled17 (36.17)18 (38.30)0.0970.755
Progressed14 (29.79)15 (31.91)0.1050.746
Total effective rate of treatment16 (34.04)14 (29.79)0.4160.519
Table 3 Comparison of quality-of-life scores between the two groups
GQOLI-74 score (point)
S-1 group (n = 47)
Gemcitabine group (n = 47)
t
P value
Material60.53 (4.31)59.97 (4.06)0.6480.518
Society63.84 (3.54)62.59 (3.61)1.6950.094
Psychology67.14 (3.68)66.42 (3.56)0.9640.338
Body63.12 (3.97)62.47 (3.78)0.8130.418
Table 4 Comparison of survival and progression-free survival between the two groups
Follow-up results
S-1 group (n = 47)
Gemcitabine group (n = 47)
t
P value
Progress-free survival (mo)6.63 (1.02)6.25 (0.94)1.8780.064
Survival (mo)13.63 (1.52)13.02 (1.45)1.9910.050
Table 5 Comparison of toxic and side effects between the two groups, n (%)
Toxic and side effects
S-1 group (n = 47)
Gemcitabine group (n = 47)
χ2
P value
Granulocytopenia 26 (55.32)38 (80.85)14.9980.001
Nausea and vomiting20 (42.55)33 (70.21)15.5550.001
Diarrhea8 (17.02)23 (48.94)23.0480.001
Thrombocytopenia23 (48.94)26 (55.32)0.8160.366