Retrospective Cohort Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Mar 14, 2025; 31(10): 100444
Published online Mar 14, 2025. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v31.i10.100444
Table 1 Infiltration depth in endoscopic full-thickness resection group (< 1 cm), n (%)

Infiltration depth
SM13 (15.0)
SM21 (5.0)
SM315 (75.0)
PM1 (5.0)
Table 2 Comparison of lesion resection between the two groups, n (%)
Group
Total
ESD
EFTR
P value
Patient number160 (100)132 (82.5)28 (17.5)
Age (year, mean ± SD)52.24 ± 11.9052.29 ± 12.2052.00 ± 10.59NS
GenderNS
Male78 (48.8)65 (49.2)13 (46.4)
Female82 (51.2)67 (50.8)15 (53.6)
Tumor locationNS
Lower rectum98 (61.3)80 (60.6)18 (64.3)
Middle rectum56 (35.0)47 (35.6)9 (32.1)
Upper rectum6 (3.7)5 (3.8)1 (3.6)
Tumor sizeNS
< 1 cm123 (76.9)103 (78.0)20 (71.4)
1-2 cm35 (21.9)28 (21.2)7 (25.0)
> 2 cm2 (1.3)1 (0.8)1 (3.6)
Post-operative hospitalization (days, mean ± SD)4.49 ± 1.254.35 ± 1.135.14 ± 1.600.007
procedure time (min, mean ± SD)31.99 ± 13.3932.58 ± 12.6529.21 ± 16.39NS
Hospitalization cost ($, mean ± SD)2883.38 ± 229.952896.97 ± 231.162819.29 ± 216.74NS
Table 3 Comparison of postoperative pathological features between the two groups (< 1 cm), n (%)
Group
Total
ESD
EFTR
P value
Margin0.003
Positive34 (27.6)34 (33.0)0 (0)
Negative89 (72.4)69 (67.0)20 (100)
WHO grade0.017
G1120 (97.6)102 (99.0)18 (90.0)
G23 (2.4)1 (1.0)2 (10.0)
LVINS
Positive4 (3.3)4 (3.9)0 (0.0)
Negative119 (96.7)99 (96.1)20 (100)
PNINS
Positive4 (3.3)4 (3.9)0 (0.0)
Negative119 (96.7)99 (96.1)20 (100)