Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2017.
World J Gastroenterol. Jun 21, 2017; 23(23): 4262-4269
Published online Jun 21, 2017. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i23.4262
Table 1 Prevalence of colorectal neoplasm in the endoscopic submucosal dissection group n (%)
Colorectal neoplasmESD group (n = 158)
Non-lesion78 (49.4)
Adenoma (< 1 cm)53 (33.5)
Advanced adenoma17 (10.8)
Large tubular adenoma (≥ 1 cm)
Tubulovillous/villous adenoma
High grade dysplasia
Early cancer (depth of mucosa/submucosa)5 (3.2)
Advanced cancer4 (2.5)
Neuroendocrine tumor1 (0.6)
Table 2 Comparison of characteristics between endoscopic submucosal dissection group and fecal immunochemical test group n (%)
ESD group (n = 158)FIT group (n = 158)P value
Age (year, mean ± SD)69.5 ± 8.969.5 ± 8.90.999
Gender, male/female130 (82.3)/28 (17.7)130 (82.3)/28 (17.7)0.999
BMI (kg/m2)23.0 ± 3.122.8 ± 3.40.589
Smoking100 (63.0)86 (54.4)0.137
Alcohol74 (46.8)66 (41.8)0.428
Diabetes mellitus20 (12.7)27 (17.1)0.343
Dyslipidemia25 (15.8)40 (25.3)0.051
Hypertension73 (46.2)88 (55.7)0.115
History of other organs’ cancer24 (15.2)17 (10.8)0.315
Table 3 Comparison of prevalence of colorectal neoplasm between endoscopic submucosal dissection group and fecal immunochemical test group n (%)
Colorectal neoplasmESD group (n = 158)FIT group (n = 158)P value
Adenoma (< 1 cm)53 (33.5)66 (41.8)0.164
Advanced adenoma17 (10.8)24 (15.2)0.315
Large tubular adenoma (≥ 1 cm)
Tubulovillous/villous adenoma
High grade dysplasia
Number of adenomas0.507
1 to 359 (37.3)71 (44.9)
≥ 411 (7.0)19 (12.0)
Cancer or NET10 (6.3)10 (6.3)0.999
Table 4 Analysis of risk factors related to colorectal neoplasm in gastric endoscopic submucosal dissection patients n (%)
CRN group (n = 80)Non-CRN group (n = 78)P value
Gender, male/female71 (88.8)/9 (11.3)59 (75.6)/19 (24.4)0.031
Age (yr, mean ± SD)70.8 ± 8.368.9 ± 10.40.215
Histopathology (adenoma/carcinoma)69 (86.3)/11 (13.8)70 (89.7)/8 (10.3)0.667
Tumor size (mm, mean ± SD)19.3 ± 12.319.0 ± 17.20.926
Tumor location
U17 (21.3)16 (20.5)0.999
M33 (41.3)28 (35.9)0.598
L30 (37.5)34 (43.6)0.538
BMI23.3 ± 3.322.7 ± 2.80.219
Lifestyle related disease116 (20.0)13 (16.7)0.737
Smoking55 (68.8)45 (57.7)0.202
Alcohol41 (51.3)33 (42.3)0.334
History of other organs’ cancer16 (20.0)9 (11.5)0.215
Table 5 Analysis of risk factors related to advanced adenoma and carcinoma in gastric endoscopic submucosal dissection patients
AAC group (n = 26)Non-AAC group (n = 132)P value
Gender, male/female23 (88.5)/3 (11.5)107 (81.1)/25 (18.9)0.574
Age (yr, mean ± SD)70.4 ± 8.569.7 ± 9.60.732
Histopathology (adenoma/carcinoma)6 (23.1)/20 (76.9)13 (9.85/119 (90.2)0.117
Tumor size (mm, mean ± SD)21.9 ± 12.518.6 ± 12.70.305
Tumor location
U4 (15.4)29 (22.0)0.601
M13 (50.0)48 (36.4)0.278
L9 (34.6)55 (41.7)0.652
BMI23.9 ± 3.822.8 ± 2.90.074
Lifestyle related disease19 (34.6)20 (15.2)0.019
Smoking20 (76.9)80 (60.6)0.175
Alcohol15 (57.7)59 (44.7)0.318
History of other organs’ cancer6 (23.1)19 (14.4)0.415
Table 6 Multivariate logistic regression analyses for risk ratio of overall colorectal neoplasm, and advanced adenoma and carcinoma in gastric endoscopic submucosal dissection patients
Overall colorectal neoplasm
AAC
OR (95%CI)P valueOR (95%CI)P value
Age (≥ 65 yr)1.42 (0.68-3.00)0.3500.70 (0.27-1.82)0.460
Gender (male)2.65 (1.11-6.36)0.0291.85 (0.49-6.97)0.362
BMI (≥ 25)1.21 (0.57-2.56)0.6131.80 (0.71-4.58)0.217
Lifestyle related disease11.24 (0.54-2.85)0.6083.01 (1.16-7.86)0.024