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Table 2 Differences between the patients with and without gallstones

From: Gallbladder function predicts subsequent biliary complications in patients with common bile duct stones after endoscopic treatment?

 

Gallbladder stones (+)

Gallbladder stones (−)

P

Gender (male/female)

55/31

21/11

0.866

Age (mean± SD, years)

62.5±17.9

66.5±16.6

0.276

Smoking (yes/no)

19/67

12/20

0.091

Alcohol drinking (yes/no)

13/73

5/27

0.946

Concomitant diseases

 Chronic lung disease (yes/no)

2/84

5/27

0.016

 Cerebrovascular diseases (yes/no)

4/82

3/29

0.387

 Cardiovascular diseases (yes/no)

37/49

16/16

0.016

 Renal failure (yes/no)

7/79

0/32

0.187

 Cancer diseases (yes/no)

10/76

2/30

0.509

 Liver disease (yes/no)

7/79

5/27

0.232

 Diabetes mellitus (yes/no)

15/71

10/22

0.103

JPD (yes/no)

29/57

16/16

0.106

CBD diameter (mean±SD, cm)

1.2±0.4

1.4±0.4

0.017

CBDS pass-out (yes/no)

18/68

5/27

0.518

Brown pigment stones (yes/no)

38/30

13/14

0.495

Largest CBDS size (mean±SD, cm)

0.8±0.4

1.0±0.5

0.016

CBDS number (single/multiple)a

43/25

16/11

0.719

Mean balloon diameter for EPBD (mean±SD)b

1.0±0.2

1.2±0.3

0.002

Mechanical lithotripsy (yes/no)

4/82

8/24

0.003

Sessions for bile duct clearance (1/> 1)

80/6

30/2

1.000

Non-visualization of gallbladder in ERCP (yes/no)

24/62

19/13

0.002

Fatty meal sonographya

 Fasting volume(ml)

20.4±18.8

23.0±21.9

0.557

 Residual volume (ml)

5.2±5.3

6.0±11.8

0.624

 Ejection fraction (%)

48.9±36.0

63.2±33.1

0.070

 Ejection fraction at 30 min (≥50% vs < 50%)

39/44

20/7

0.014

  1. JPD: juxtapapillary diverticulum, CBD: common bile duct, CBDS: common bile duct stone, EPBD: endoscopic papillary balloon dilation
  2. a8 patients with small contracted gallbladder or gas block were excluded
  3. bOnly the 113 patients who received EPBD were included