Clinical Study

Additional Gastrectomy after Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection for Early Gastric Cancer Patients with Comorbidities

Table 3

A Comparison of the clinicopathologic features of gastrectomized patients with and without ESD.

VariableWith ESD ( )Without ESD ( ) value

Age (mean ± SD: year-old) 0.029
Gender0.39
 Men1549
 Women315
Location0.19
 Upper919
 Middle622
 Lower323
Tumor size (mean ± SD: mm 0.04
Gross type0.08
 Protruding/elevated1121
 Flat02
 Depressed/excavated741
Histologic differentiation0.012
 Well/moderately1848
 Poorly/signet ring cell016
Depth of invasion0.71
 sm 1417
 sm 21447
Node metastasis0.63
 Positive311
 Negative1553
Lymphatic invasion0.52
 Positive834
 Negative1030
Venous invasion0.057
 Positive534
 Negative1330
Hepatic metastasis0.78
 Positive01
 Negative1863
Tumor number0.19
 Solitary1252
 Double or more612
Preoperative comorbidities<0.001
 Positive1834
 Negative030
History of major abdominal surgery0.4
 Positive615
 Negative1249
History of gastrectomy0.7
 Positive14
 Negative1760
History of major extra-abdominal surgery0.38
 Positive37
 Negative1557
Other primary cancer0.3
 Positive820
 Negative1044
Surgical risk0.012
 Positive1848
 Negative016
Operating time (mean ± SD: min) 0.77
 Total gastrectomy 0.57
 Distal gastrectomy 0.69
Operative blood loss (mean ± SD: mL) 0.43
 Total gastrectomy 0.79
 Distal gastrectomy 0.13
Postoperative complications0.14
 Positive920
 Negative944
New disorders in followup0.074
 Positive919
 Negative945
Death by other diseases0.019
 Positive42
 Negative1462

SD, standard deviation.