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Copyright ©2008 The WJG Press and Baishideng.
World J Gastroenterol. Apr 21, 2008; 14(15): 2440-2447
Published online Apr 21, 2008. doi: 10.3748/wjg.14.2440
Table 2 Univariate and multivariate analysis of clinicopathologic factors potentially associated with the number of hepatic metastases after radical gastrectomy
Cases of hepatic metastases after surgery
FactornSolitaryMultipleUnivariate P valueMultivariate P valueOdds ratio
Age
≤ 50 yr132110.1710.3982.480
51-69 yr55946---
≥ 70 yr19019---
Gender
Male7710670.7980.7320.392
Female1019---
Gastric carcinoma
Size
≤ 5 cm3910290.0010.13312.271
> 5 cm48147---
Location
Proximal253220.6780.5391.487
Middle17116---
Distal43736---
Diffuse202---
Histologic differentiation
Poorly undifferentiated424380.3980.7971.359
Well, moderately45738---
Vascular invasion
Absent7011590.080.998-
Present17017---
Neural invasion
Absent7411630.1370.998-
Present13013---
Depth of invasion1
T1431< 0.0010.0468.799
T226620---
T348246---
T4909---
Lymph node metastases1
N1317240.0600.9910.989
N237433---
N319019---
No. 12 lymph node group metastases
Absent7511640.1560.998-
Present12012---
No. 8 lymph node group metastases
Absent7210620.4440.4280.125
Present15114---
Lauren classification
Intestinal369270.0090.2883.261
Diffuse29029---
Mixed22220---
Surgical procedure
Esophago-proximal233200.0560.3951.953
Proximal subtotal817---
Distal subtotal45738---
Total11011---
Ascites
Absent578490.3380.7180.544
Present30327---
Soft tissue invasion
Absent475420.1700.9501.102
Present40634---