Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2023.
World J Gastroenterol. Jan 28, 2023; 29(4): 731-743
Published online Jan 28, 2023. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v29.i4.731
Table 1 Predictors for closure of mucosal defects using endoscopic pre-purse-string suture method
Predictors
P-EPSS/C-EPSS (n)
Odds ratio
95%CI
P value
Location (%)
Fundus35/442.071.11-3.860.031
Others28/731
Defect size
≥ 3 cm44/831.5512.86-77.40< 0.011
< 3 cm19/1091
Morphology
Deep SMT36/402.571.37-4.81< 0.011
Others27/771
Table 2 Outcomes of purse-string suture according to different closure type
Outcomes
Total
P-EPSS
C-EPSS
P value
Complete closure, n (%)169 (94)59 (94)110 (94)0.80
Intraoperative perforation, n (%)55 (31)35 (56)20 (17)< 0.011
Delayed adverse events, n (%)
Delayed perforation8 (4)3 (5)5 (4)0.82
Delayed bleeding7 (4)2 (3)5 (4)0.96
Operation time (min), mean ± SD12.82 ± 7.839.06 ± 6.1414.84 ± 7.25< 0.011
Fasting period (d), median (range)2 (1-5)2 (1-5)2 (1-5)0.88
Hospital stay (d), median (range)6 (4-11)6 (4-10)6 (4-11)0.87
Total cost (dollars), mean ± SD2481 ± 4452448 ± 3652498 ± 4180.47
Table 3 Baseline characteristics of the cases in this study
Patients detail
Total (n = 180)
P-EPSS (n = 63)
C-EPSS (n = 117)
P value
Age (yr), mean (range)60 (38-78)62 (42-76)60 (38-78)0.19
Sex, n (%)0.75
Female112 (62)38 (60)74 (63)
Male68 (38)25 (40)43 (37)
Manipulation, n (%)0.40
EFTR36 (20)15 (24)21 (18)
ESE32 (18)13 (21)19 (16)
ESD112 (62)35 (55)77 (66)
Location, n(%)0.10
Stomach
Fundus79 (44)35 (56)44 (38)
Body45 (25)11 (17)34 (29)
Antrum22 (12)8 (13)14 (12)
Colon and rectum34 (19)9 (14)25 (21)
Defect size (cm), mean ± SD2.89 ± 1.463.6 ± 1.132.5 ± 0.680.021
Morphology, n(%)0.011
Deep SMT76 (42)36 (57)40 (34)
Superficial SMT55 (31)15 (24)40 (34)
Precancerous lesions49 (27)12 (19)37 (32)
Table 4 Clinical features of 15 patients with adverse events
Age (yr)
Sex
Manipulation
Location
Size (cm)
Morphology
Closure type
Complete closure
Intraoperative perforation
Procedure time (min)
Delayed adverse events
Discharge (d)
Total cost (dollars)
60MaleESDFundus3Superficial SMTC-EPSSYesYes20Delayed bleeding102522
58MaleEFTRFundus4Deep SMTP-EPSSYesYes15Delayed perforation112835
75FemaleESDRectum2.5Superficial SMTC-EPSSNoNo22Delayed bleeding92710
56FemaleESEFundus3.5Deep SMTP-EPSSNoNo24Delayed perforation62238
74FemaleESDAntrum2Precancerous lesionC-EPSSYesNo20Delayed bleeding72489
68MaleESDBody2.5Deep SMTC-EPSSNoNo10Delayed perforation82470
58MaleEFTRFundus4Superficial SMTP-EPSSYesYes15Delayed perforation72556
62MaleESERectum3.5Precancerous lesionC-EPSSNoNo20Delayed perforation102884
63FemaleESDAntrum3.5Precancerous lesionC-EPSSNoNo12Delayed bleeding82690
71MaleESDRectum2.5Precancerous lesionC-EPSSYesNo14Delayed perforation62729
69MaleESEColon2Precancerous lesionC-EPSSYesNo18Delayed perforation82577
76MaleEFTRFundus3.5Deep SMTP-EPSSYesYes25Delayed perforation82306
56FemaleESDFundus2.5Superficial SMTC-EPSSYesYes10Delayed bleeding72423
61MaleEFTRFundus2.5Deep SMTC-EPSSNoYes15Delayed perforation62789
70FemaleEFTRBody3.5Superficial SMTP-EPSSYesYes20Delayed bleeding72687
Table 5 Risk factors for delayed adverse events
Factors
Total (AE)
Odds ratio
95%CI
P value
Closure of defects
Incomplete11 (6)21.335.45-83.45< 0.011
Complete169 (9)1
Location (%)
Fundus79 (7)1.130.39-3.260.82
Others101 (8)1
Defect size
≥ 3 cm52 (8)3.141.08-9.180.0391
< 3 cm128 (7)1
Morphology
Deep SMT76 (6)0.900.31-2.660.86
Others (superficial SMT and precancerous lesion)104 (9)1
Closure type
P-EPSS63 (5)0.920.30-2.831.00
C-EPSS117 (10)1
Intraoperative perforation
Yes55 (7)2.130.73-6.210.24
No125 (8)1
Dissection method
EFTR36 (5)2.160.69-6.780.19
Others (ESD and ESE)144 (10)1