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Table 1 Main characteristics of patients with DPDS

From: Endoscopic transpapillary drainage in disconnected pancreatic duct syndrome after acute pancreatitis and trauma: long-term outcomes in 31 patients

Characterristics

ANP

N = 15

Trauma

N = 16

p value

Patient characteristics before ERCP

Etiology of AP

 Biliary

11

  

 Nonbiliary

4

  

Etiology of Trauma

   

 Work

 

8

 

 Car accident

 

6

 

 Personal fight

 

1

 

 Fall down

 

1

 

Age (year)a

42 (25~70)

32 (23~54)

0.051

Male

3 (20%)

4 (27%)

> 0.99

PFCs: EPFs

5:10

10:6

0.104

Diameter of PFC (cm)a

5.2 (2.5~8.9)

2.4 (2.0~11.4)

0.268

CT guided puncture before ERCP

9 (60%)

2 (12.5%)

0.006

EUS guided puncture before ERCP

2 (13.3%)

0 (0%)

0.226

Pancreatic debridement before ERCP

2 (13.3%)

7 (43.8%)

0.113

Findings at ERCP and therapy

 Interval between discovering pseudocyst or fistula and DPDS (months) a

3.6 (0.5~38)

7.5 (1.0~84)

0.166

 Location

  

0.704

  Proximal (head or neck)

10

12

  Distal (body or tail)

5

4

 Endoscopictherapy

  Transpapillary drainageb

8

5 (7)

 

  Sphincterotomyb

0 (1)

3 (4)

 

  Transpapillary drainage + Sphincterotomy

2

0

 

  No interventionb

3 (4)

5

 

Findings at follow-up

 Following up Lost

1 (6.7%)

4 (25%)

0.333

 Stent retention (days) a

95 (15~356)

 Follow-up time after Last ERCP intervention or surgery (months)a

38 (17~99)

 ≥2 stent insertion

3 (20%)

2 (12.5%)

0.654

 Successful outcome

10 (71.4%)

8 (66.7%)

> 0.99

 Developed DM

2 (14.3%)

1 (8.3%)

> 0.99

 Developed diarrhea

3 (21.4%)

0 (0%)

0.225

 Developed atrophy

6 (42.9%)

4 (33.3%)

0.701

  1. aDescribed as median with range
  2. bNumbers in parentheses indicate patients who have not been followed up
  3. PFCs peripancreatic fluid collections, EPFs external pancreatic fistulas, DM diabetes mellitus