Risk Factors and Medico-Economic Effect of Pancreatic Fistula after Pancreaticoduodenectomy
Table 1
Demographic characteristics description.
Variants
PF
NOPF
Total
( value)
CR-PF
NOCR-PF
Total
( value)
No. (%)
No. (%)
No. (%)
No. (%)
No. (%)
No. (%)
Gender
0.597 (0.440)
0.515 (0.473)
Male
83 (65.9)
177 (61.9)
260 (63.1)
44 (59.5)
216 (63.9)
260 (63.1)
Female
43 (34.1)
109 (38.1)
152 (36.9)
30 (40.5)
122 (36.1)
152 (36.9)
Age (year)
0.077 (0.782)
0.619 (0.431)
<70
113 (89.7)
259 (90.6)
372 (90.3)
65 (87.8)
307 (90.8)
372 (90.3)
≥70
13 (10.3)
27 (9.4)
40 (9.7)
9 (12.2)
31 (9.2)
40 (9.7)
BMI
1.951 (0.377)
0.328 (0.849)
<18.5
14 (11.1)
41 (14.3)
55 (13.3)
9 (12.2)
46 (13.6)
55 (13.3)
18.5–25
90 (71.4)
208 (72.7)
298 (72.3)
53 (71.6)
245 (72.5)
298 (72.3)
≥25
22 (17.5)
37 (12.9)
59 (14.3)
12 (16.2)
47 (13.9)
59 (14.3)
PF: patients undergoing pancreatic fistula after pancreaticoduodenectomy (PD); NOPF: PD patients without PF occur; CR-PF: PF patients diagnosed as grade B fistulas and grade C fistulas; NOCR-PF: non-PF patients and grade A PF patients; BMI: body mass index.
