Gastroenterology Research and Practice / 2019 / Article / Tab 4 / Research Article
Factors Associated with the Technical Success of Bilateral Endoscopic Metallic Stenting with Partial Stent-In-Stent Placement in Patients with Malignant Hilar Biliary Obstruction Table 4 Clinical characteristics of patients with bilateral SEMS placement.
All participants, Matched pairs, Used delivery system of SEMS Used delivery system of SEMS <6.0 Fr ≥6.0 Fr value<6.0 Fr ≥6.0 Fr valueAge, 0.31 0.427 Male/female, (%) 13/4 (76/24) 13/6 (68/32) 0.436 13/4 (76/24) 11/6 (65/35) 0.452 The cause of MHBO, bile duct cancer/others, (%) 14/3 (82/18) 14/5 (82/18) 0.414 14/3 (82/18) 12/5 (71/29) 0.344 Drainage before SEMS placement, +/-, (%) 6/11 (35/65) 4/15 (21/79) 0.281 6/11 (35/65) 4/13 (24/76) 0.452 Existence of EST before SEMS placement, +/-, (%) 9/8 (53/47) 4/15 (21/79) 0.047 9/8 (53/47) 4/13 (24/76) 0.151 Bismuth classification, II/III, IV, (%) 5/12 (29/71) 3/16 (16/84) 0.281 5/12 (29/71) 3/14 (18/82) 0.344
MHBO: malignant hilar biliary obstruction; SEMS: self-expandable metallic stent; EST: endoscopic sphincterotomy.