Clinical Trials Study
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World J Gastrointest Oncol. Apr 15, 2025; 17(4): 103131
Published online Apr 15, 2025. doi: 10.4251/wjgo.v17.i4.103131
Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of patients in the two groups, n (%)
Variables
Total (n = 115)
Control group (n = 56)
RH-endostatin group (n = 59)
χ2
P value
Sex0.0450.832
    Male73 (63.5)35 (62.5)38 (64.4)
    Female42 (36.5)21 (37.5)21 (35.6)
Age (59.4 ± 10.2 years)0.4750.491
    ≤ 6064 (55.7)33 (58.9)31 (52.5)
    > 6051 (44.3)23 (41.1)28 (47.5)
Location of tumor0.0360.982
    Lower 1/3 37 (32.2)18 (32.2)19 (32.2)
    Middle 1/3 32 (27.8)16 (28.5)16 (27.1)
    Upper 1/3 46 (40.0)22 (39.3)24 (40.7)
Degree of differentiation0.1410.707
    Well/moderate41 (35.7)19 (34.0)22 (37.3)
    Poor74 (64.3)37 (66.0)37 (62.7)
Amount of ascites1.1730.556
    Small17 (14.8)7 (12.5)10 (16.9)
    Moderate34 (29.6)15 (26.8)19 (32.2)
    Massive64 (55.6)34 (60.7)30 (50.8)
Peritoneal metastases1.7940.180
    Oligo21 (18.3)13 (23.2)8 (13.6)
    Multiple 94 (81.7)43 (76.8)51 (86.4)
Table 2 Comparison of the treatment efficacy in patients in the two groups, n (%)
Variables
Total (n = 115)
Control group (n = 56)
RH-endostatin group (n = 59)
χ2
P value
CR19 (16.5)8 (14.3)11 (18.6)
PR50 (43.5)20 (35.7)30 (50.8)
SD20 (17.4)12 (21.4)8 (13.7)
PD26 (22.6)16 (28.6)10 (16.9)
ORR69 (60.0)28 (50.0)41 (69.4)4.5480.033
DCR89 (77.4)40 (71.4)49 (83.1)2.2180.136
Table 3 Survival analysis of the enrolled patients
VariablesUnivariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
HR value (95%CI)
P value
HR value
P value
Sex (male vs female)0.893 (0.606-1.316)0.893
Age (≤ 60 vs > 60 years)0.956 (0.657-1.391)0.814
Location of tumor (lower 1/3 vs middle 1/3 vs upper 1/3)1.077 (0.866-1.339)0.505
Degree of differentiation (well/moderate vs poor)1.460 (0.992-2.147)0.055
Amount of ascites (small vs moderate vs massive)1.396 (1.108-1.758)0.0051.263 (1.027-2.240)0.061
Peritoneal metastases0.604 (0.379-0.961)0.0330.611 (0.374-0.997)0.042
(Oligo vs multiple)
Treatment methods (control group vs RH-endostatin group)1.516 (1.045-2.198)0.0281.516 (1.027-2.240)0.036
Table 4 Comparison of the quality of life of patients in the two groups, n (%)
Variables
Total (n = 115)
Control group (n = 56)
RH-endostatin group (n = 59)
χ2
P value
Significantly improved 16 (13.9)6 (10.7)10 (16.9)
Improved42 (36.5)15 (26.8)27 (45.8)
Stable39 (34.0)24 (42.9)15 (25.4)
Decreased18 (15.6)11 (19.6)7 (11.9)
Improvement rate58 (50.4)21 (37.5)37 (2.7)7.3050.007
Table 5 Comparison of adverse events between the two groups, n (%)
Variables
Total (n = 115)
Control group (n = 56)
RH-endostatin group (n = 59)
χ2
P value
Hematological toxicity55 (47.8)30 (53.5)25 (42.3)1.4440.230
Leucopenia35 (30.4)19 (33.9)16 (27.1)
Anemia8 (7.0)5 (8.9)3 (5.1)
Thrombocytopenia12 (10.4)6 (10.7)6 (10.2)
Non-hematological toxicity58 (50.4)32 (57.1)26 (44.1)2.5070.113
Nausea, vomiting33 (28.7)18 (32.1)15 (25.4)
Constipation7 (6.1)4 (7.1)3 (5.1)
Tiredness12 (10.4)7 (12.5)5 (8.5)
Liver dysfunction6 (5.2)3 (5.4)3 (5.1)
Anti-vascular specific toxicity14 (12.1)9 (15.2)5 (8.5)1.5660.2611
Secondary hypertension2 (1.7)2 (3.6)0 (0)
Secondary proteinuria4 (3.5)3 (5.4)1 (1.7)
Hemorrhage3 (2.6)2 (3.6)1 (1.7)
Chemical peritonitis5 (4.3)2 (3.6)3 (5.1)