Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Gastroenterol. May 14, 2016; 22(18): 4576-4584
Published online May 14, 2016. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v22.i18.4576
Table 3 Correlation between gastric intestinal metaplasia and colorectal neoplasia n (%)
ParameterTotal number of patients (n = 233)Gastric intestinal metaplasiaControl group 1OR95%CIP value
Age56.8558.39 ± 7.3456.42 ± 14.90---
Male16444 (26.8)48 (29.3)1.000--
Female6915 (21.7)36 (52.2)0.4550.219-0.9410.032
Control group 29529 (30.5)40 (42.1)1.000--
Adenoma without HGIEN9219 (20.7)30 (32.6)0.8740.414-1.8450.723
Adenoma with HGIEN167 (43.8)3 (18.8)3.2180.767-13.5090.172
Adenocarcinoma273 (11.1)11 (40.7)0.3760.096-1.4700.149
Polyp number
1-310630 (28.3)36 (34.0)1.1490.582-2.2700.688
4-94612 (26.1)14 (30.4)1.1820.477-2.9290.717
10+205 (25.0)9 (45.0)0.7660.232-2.5270.661
Adenoma size (mm)
0-98223 (28.0)25 (30.5)1.2690.605-2.6630.528
10-193010 (33.3)9 (30.0)1.5330.553-4.2480.410
20+161 (6.3)7 (43.8)0.1970.023-1.6900.140
Polyp location
Rectum7919 (24.1)33 (41.8)0.7940.379-1.6640.541
Sigmoid colon7724 (31.2)22 (28.6)1.5050.710-3.1870.285
Descending colon6417 (26.6)19 (29.7)1.2340.549-2.7750.611
Transverse colon5514 (25.5)17 (30.9)1.1360.484-2.6680.770
Ascending colon5712 (21.1)18 (31.6)0.9200.384-2.2010.851