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Table 2 Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography findings

From: Direct oral anticoagulants increase bleeding risk after endoscopic sphincterotomy: a retrospective study

 

DOAC group

No-drug group

p value

n = 42 (8.0%)

n = 482 (92.0%)

Periampullary diverticulum

13 (31.0%)

134 (27.8%)

0.72

Precut

1 (2.0%)

4 (0.8%)

0.343

Lithotripsy

33 (79.0%)

345 (71.6%)

0.375

EPLBD

5 (12.0%)

25 (5.2%)

0.082

Metallic stent

2 (5.0%)

50 (10.4%)

0.415

Plastic stent

5 (12.0%)

100 (20.7%)

0.227

ENBD

3 (7.0%)

28 (5.8%)

0.729

Complication

 Bleeding

6 (14.0%)

15 (3.1%)

0.004

 Pancreatitis

0

17 (3.5%)

0.384

 Perforation

0

3 (0.6%)

0.99

 Cholecystitis

1 (2.0%)

5 (1.0%)

0.396

 Others

0

4 (0.8%)

0.99

 Total

7 (17.0%)

43 (8.9%)

0.104

Heparin replacement

12 (29.0%)

0

 < 0.001

APTT before EST in patients with heparin replacement

39.6 (31.0–62.6)

  1. DOAC Direct oral anticoagulant, ENBD endoscopic nasobiliary drainage, EPLBD endoscopic papillary large balloon dilation, APTT activated partial thromboplastin time
  2. There are some duplicates in each group