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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 23.
Published in final edited form as: Surgery. 2018 Jan 3;163(4):726–731. doi: 10.1016/j.surg.2017.10.028

Table 4.

Caudate resection’s impact on OS and RFS (univariate)*.

Caudate resection (n = 90) No caudate resection (n = 166) P value

OS (months) 37.4 (28.4–46.3) 32.2 (26.0–38.3) .16
RFS (months) 53.2 (29.2–67.2) 50.7 (38.4–63.0) .22
Disease specific survival (months) 62.2 (47.3–77.1) 58.7 (46.5–70.9) .10
Recurrence 29(32%) 70(42%) .14
 Local recurrence 8(28%) 20(29%) 1.00
 Distant recurrence 13(45%) 32 (46%) 1.00
 Both 8 (28%) 14(20%) .43
 Not recorded 0 (0%) 4 (6%) .32
Site distant recurrence
 Liver 11 (52%) 20 (43%) .60
 Lung 2(10%) 2 (4%) .58
 Peritoneum 3(14%) 12(26%) .36
 Liver + lung 2(10%) 1(2%) .23
 Liver + peritoneum 2(10%) 5(11%) 1.00
 Liver + lung + peritoneum 1 (5%) 1(2%) .53
 Other 0(0%) 5(11%) .17
*

Categorical variables expressed as n (%). Continuous variables expressed as mean (95% confidence interval).