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Table 4 Univariate and multivariate regression analyses of risk factors associated with PPC recurrence

From: Identification of risk factors for pancreatic pseudocysts formation, intervention and recurrence: a 15-year retrospective analysis in a tertiary hospital in China

Variable

Univiarite analysis

Multivariate analysis

Group E (n = 34)

Group F (n = 313)

P-value

OR (95% CI)

P-value

Age(years)

47.33 ± 15.42

46.42 ± 14.82

0.317

  

Sex (male/female)

19/15

174/139

0.974

  

BMI

24.12 ± 4.34

24.69 ± 4.82

0.538

  

Smoking (yes/no)

8/26

107/206

0.210

  

Comorbidity

 Hypertension

4

28

0.589

  

 Diabetes

5

34

0.500

  

 Respiratory diseases

1

12

0.795

  

 Liver diseases

0

14

0.208

  

Pancreatitis (acute/chronic)

27/7

258/55

0.663

  

Recurrent pancreatitis (yes/no)

11/23

57/256

0.048a

2.017 (0.926-4.173)

0.063

Symptoms

 Pain

33

308

0.568

  

 Fever

8

40

0.085

  

Etiology

 Biliary

13

136

0.560

  

 Alcoholic

7

82

0.477

  

 Trauma

3

15

0.314

  

 Hyperglycemia

2

21

0.854

  

 Post ERCP

3

34

0.714

  

 Idiopathic

6

25

0.061

  

Lab examination

 Amylase (U/L)

958.26 ± 662.37

872.51 ± 652.46

0.142

  

 WBC (109/L)

13.67 ± 8.24

15.21 ± 8.32

0.254

  

 CRP (mg/L)

79.32 ± 27.61

83.23 ± 29.39

0.371

  

 TBIL (umol/L)

57.72 ± 33.69

56.10 ± 35.32

0.652

  

Time from pancreatitis to pseudocyst

8.74 ± 2.16

8.37 ± 1.85

0.725

  

Location

  

0.099

  

 Head

14

115

   

 Body/Tail

20

198

   

Number

  

0.325

  

 Single

15

168

   

 Multiple

19

145

   

IPN

8

36

0.045a

1.483 (0.875-3.262)

0.083

 Antibiotics (Yes/No)

31/3

271/42

0.449

  

 Somatostatin (Yes/No)

33/1

298/15

0.625

  

Intervention methods

  

0.004a

7.812 (3.109-23.072)

0.013a

 Endoscopic drainage (%)

4 (8.3%)

44 (91.7%)

   

 Surgical drainage (%)

8 (4.9%)

156 (95.1%)

   

 Percutaneous drainage (%)

22 (16.4%)

113 (83.6%)

   
  1. Data are expressed as n (%) or mean ± standard
  2. aStatistically significant results (P < 0.050)