Table 2 Clinicopathological difference in patients with and without organ involvement in 378 patients with distal bile duct cancer.

From: Dual-organ invasion is associated with a lower survival rate than single-organ invasion in distal bile duct cancer: A multicenter study

Parameters

N = 378

Adjacent organ invasion

p-value (χ2 test)

no organ invasion (n = 174), %

organ invasion (n = 204), %

Age

   <65 y

196

83 (47.7)

113 (55.4)

0.136

   ≥65 y

182

91 (52.3)

91 (44.6)

 

Sex

   Male

253

125 (71.8)

128 (62.7)

0.061

   Female

125

49 (28.2)

76 (37.3)

 

Gross type

   Papillary

25

18 (10.3)

7 (3.4)

<0.001 *

   Nodular

56

35 (20.1)

21 (10.3)

 

   Infiltrative

297

121 (69.5)

176 (86.3)

 

Histological grade

   Well

81

48 (27.6)

33 (16.2)

0.003 *

   Moderate

229

102 (58.6)

127 (62.3)

 

   Poor

68

24 (13.8)

44 (21.6)

 

N criteria

   0

196

96 (55.2)

100 (49)

0.08*

   1

154

70 (40.2)

84 (41.2)

 

   2

28

8 (4.6)

20 (9.8)

 

Size (cm)

   <2.5

184

92 (52.9)

92 (45.1)

0.132

   ≥2.5

194

82 (47.1)

112 (54.9)

 

Lymphatic invasion

   Not identified

225

118 (67.8)

107 (52.5)

0.002

   Present

153

56 (32.2)

97 (47.5)

 

Perineural invasion

   Not identified

119

66 (37.9)

53 (26)

0.013

   Present

259

108 (62.1)

151 (74)

 

Margin involvement

   Not involved

287

109 (62.6)

178 (87.3)

<0.001

   Involved

91

65 (37.4)

26 (12.7)

 
  1. *Linear-by-linear association.
  2. P-values < 0.05 are in bold.