Table 3 Clinicopathological difference between single- and dual-organ involvement in 204 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 = 204

Adjacent organ invasion

p-value (χ2 test)

single (n = 152), %

dual (n = 52), %

Age

   <65 y

113

83 (54.6)

30 (57.7)

0.699

   ≥65 y

91

69 (45.4)

22 (42.3)

 

Sex

   Male

128

93 (61.2)

35 (67.3)

0.43

   Female

76

59 (38.8)

17 (32.7)

 

Gross type

   Papillary

7

7 (4.6)

0 (0)

0.039 *

   Nodular

21

18 (11.8)

3 (5.8)

 

   Infiltrative

176

127 (83.6)

49 (94.2)

 

Histological grade

   Well

33

27 (17.8)

6 (11.5)

0.565*

   Moderate

127

92 (60.5)

35 (67.3)

 

   Poor

44

33 (21.7)

11 (21.2)

 

N criteria

   0

100

83 (54.6)

17 (32.7)

0.022 *

   1

84

55 (36.2)

29 (55.8)

 

   2

20

14 (9.2)

6 (11.5)

 

Size (cm)

   <2.5

92

70 (46.1)

22 (42.3)

0.639

   ≥2.5

112

82 (53.9)

30 (57.7)

 

Lymphatic invasion

   Not identified

107

85 (55.9)

22 (42.3)

0.09

   Present

97

67 (44.1)

30 (57.7)

 

Perineural invasion

   Not identified

53

39 (25.1)

14 (26.9)

0.857

   Present

151

113 (74.3)

38 (73.1)

 

Margin involvement

   Not involved

178

129 (84.9)

49 (94.2)

0.081

   Involved

26

23 (15.1)

3 (5.8)

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