Research Article

The Predictive and Prognostic Factors in Patients with Gastric Cancer Accompanied by Gastric Outlet Obstruction

Table 1

Clinicopathological features and treatment-related factors of the patients with and without GOO groups.

VariablesGOO (157)Without GOO (1407)/ value

Gender0.224
 Male120/76.4%1011/71.9%
 Female37/23.6%396/28.1%
Age (years) mean, SD≤0.001
Tumor size (cm) mean, SD0.006
Hb# (g/L), mean, SD0.996
Prealbumin (mg/L) mean, SD≤0.001
Albumin (g/L) mean, SD0.79
Stage N+≤0.001
 N033/21%382/27.1%
 N120/12.7%334/23.7%
 N219/12.1%367/26.1%
 N3a35/22.3%145/10.3%
 N3b25/15.9%38/2.7%
 NX25/15.9%141/10.0%
Stage T≤0.001
 T13/1.9%138/9.8%
 T220/12.7%305/21.7%
 T32/1.3%45/3.2%
 T4a69/43.9%524/37.2%
 T4b63/40.1%395/28.1%
Surgery0.005
 Radical resection100/63.7%1037/73.7%
 Nonradical resection36/22.9%225/16.0%
 Gastrojejunostomy20/12.7%108/7.7%
 Laparotomy1/0.6%37/2.6%
Macroscopic type0.002
 EGC@1/0.6%59/4.3%
 Borrmann I5/3.2%120/8.7%
 Borrmann II12/7.6%114/8.3%
 Borrmann III92/58.6%819/59.5%
 Borrmann IV20/12.7%126/9.2%
27/17.2%139/10.1%
Differentiation0.181
 Well7/4.5%44/3.1%
 Moderate45/28.7%452/32.1%
 Poor81/51.6%652/46.3%
 Mucinous8/5.1%71/5.0%
 Signet11/7.0%73/5.2%
5/3.2%115/8.2%
Peritoneal metastasis0.007
 No139/88.5%1331/94.6%
 Yes18/11.5%76/5.4%

T1 tumor has invaded the mucosa or submucosa layer; T2 tumor has invaded the muscular layer; T3 tumor has invaded the subserosa; T4a: tumor has invaded the serosa or penetrating serosa; T4b: tumor invaded the adjacent organs; +N0 no regional lymph node metastasis; N1 1-2 regional lymph node metastasis; N2 3-6 regional lymph node metastasis; and N3a 7-15 regional lymph node metastasis; N3b ≥15 regional lymph node metastasis. SD standard deviation; #Hb hemoglobin; @EGC early gastric cancer; unknown type.