Case Control Study
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World J Gastrointest Surg. Aug 27, 2022; 14(8): 743-753
Published online Aug 27, 2022. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v14.i8.743
Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the remission group and the non-remission group
Characteristics
Remission (n = 108)
Non-remission (n = 101)
P value
Age (yr)63.6 ± 8.767.4 ± 8.00.001b
Sex0.420
Male70 (64.8)60 (59.4)
Female38 (35.2)41 (40.6)
Pre-operative BMI (kg/m2)23.4 ± 3.023.3 ± 32.90.770
Pre-operative weight (kg)63.1 ± 10.061.9 ± 10.10.366
Pre-operative albumin (g/L)39.5 ± 5.939.4 ± 5.30.902
Pre-operative hemoglobin (g/L)117.9 ± 28.5118.3 ± 24.40.922
Weight loss (kg)-8.2 ± 6.7-5.6 ± 4.60.001b
Smoking39 (36.1)41 (40.6)0.923
Drinking44 (40.7)31 (30.7)0.130
T2DM21 (19.4)19 (18.8)0.908
CHD9 (8.3)20 (19.8)0.017a
Hypertension classification0.033a
I27 (25.0)25 (24.8)
II51 (47.2)32 (31.7)
III30 (27.8)44 (43.6)
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy7 (6.5)7 (6.9)0.897
Surgical techniques0.008b
Subtotal gastrectomy74 (68.5)85 (84.2)
Total gastrectomy34 (31.5)16 (15.8)
Reconstruction methods0.771
B-I37 (34.3)36 (35.6)
B-II15 (13.9)17 (16.8)
R-Y56 (51.8)48 (47.6)
Tumor stage0.174
I37 (34.3)36 (35.6)
II15 (13.9)17 (16.8)
III56 (51.8)48 (47.6)
Tumor size0.556
< 5 cm92 (85.2)83 (82.2)
≥ 5 cm16 (14.8)18 (17.8)
Hypertension duration0.346
≤ 5 yr53 (49.1)43 (42.6)
> 5 yr55 (50.9)58 (57.4)
Table 2 Univariate and multivariate logistic regression of hypertension remission
Risk factors
Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
OR (95%CI)
P value
OR (95%CI)
P value
Age (yr)0.947 (0.916-0.980)0.002b0.955 (0.922-0.990)0.011a
Sex (male/female)0.794 (0.454-1.391)0.421
Pre-operative BMI (kg/m2)1.014 (0.925-1.112)0.769
Pre-operative weight (kg)1.013 (0.986-1.040)0.365
Pre-operative albumin (g/L)1.003 (0.956-1.053)0.902
Pre-operative hemoglobin (g/L)0.999 (0.989-1.010)0.922
Weight loss (kg)0.922 (0.875-0.971)0.002b0.937 (0.887-0.989)0.019a
Smoking (yes/no)0.973 (0.557-1.700)0.923
Drinking (yes/no)1.552 (0.877-2.748)0.131
T2DM (yes/no)1.042 (0.523-2.077)0.908
CHD (yes/no)0.368 (0.159-0.853)0.020a0.517 (0.212-1.265)0.148
Hypertension classification (III/II/I)0.761 (0.533-1.087)0.133
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy (yes/no)0.931 (0.315-2.753)0.897
Surgical techniques (Total gastrectomy/subtotal gastrectomy)2.441 (1.248-4.775)0.009b2.091 (1.037-4.216)0.039a
Reconstruction methods (R-Y/B-II/B-I)1.318 (0.968-1.794)0.080
Tumor stage (III/II/I)1.072 (0.795-1.445)0.650
Tumor size (≥ 5 cm/< 5 cm)0.802 (0.384-1.674)0.557
Hypertension duration (> 5 yr/≤ 5 yr)0.769 (0.446-1.328)0.346
Table 3 Previous studies reporting the remission of hypertension after gastrectomy for gastric cancer patients
Ref.
Year
Country
Sample size
Remission rate
Summary
Peng et al[15]2020China14355.3%Age and the surgical techniques used can predict the remission of hypertension 6 mo after gastrectomy. However, the follow-up time was only 6 mo
Kim et al[16]2019South Korea6657.6%In early gastric cancer survivors with hypertension, gastrectomy resulted in better blood pressure control, which may be due to the gastrectomy itself, beyond weight loss
Lee et al[17]2015South Korea35111.1%The results came from a nationwide cohort study with limited baseline information, no further information could be found in terms of risk factors for hypertension remission
Park et al[18]2020South Korea3342.4%The study focused on the comparison between the long-limb R-Y reconstruction between conventional R-Y reconstruction, the information for hypertension remission was limited
Wang et al[19]2020China1693.8%Elaborate parameters of endocrine hormone change, however, the sample size was too small