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. 2023 Mar 15;110(5):599–605. doi: 10.1093/bjs/znad057

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of patients with pathologically confirmed perihilar cholangiocarcinoma

No. of patients (n = 1673)*
Sex ratio (M : F) 962 : 711
Age (years), median (i.q.r.) 65 (56–72)
≥70 481 (33.3)
BMI (kg/m2), median (i.q.r.) 24.9 (22.4–27.3)
WHO grade
ȃ0 371 (54.2)
ȃ1 258 (37.7)
ȃ2 51 (7.4)
ȃ3 5 (0.7)
Jaundice at presentation 1260 (79.5)
ASA fitness grade
ȃI–II 942 (62.5)
ȃIII–IV 565 (37.5)
Primary sclerosing cholangitis 47 (4.0)
Preoperative biliary drainage 1389 (83.1)
Preoperative cholangitis 338 (22.3)
Bismuth–Corlette classification
ȃI–III 1210 (73.5)
ȃIV 437 (26.5)
Portal vein invasion† 428 (40.3)
Hepatic artery invasion† 259 (24.5)
Tumor diameter (cm), median (i.q.r.) 2.7 (2.0–4.0)
Portal vein embolization 131 (16.1)
Surgery
ȃLeft hemihepatectomy 523 (31.3)
ȃLeft extended hemihepatectomy 273 (16.3)
ȃRight Hemihepatectomy 307 (18.4)
ȃRight extended hemihepatectomy 570 (34.1)
Portal vein reconstruction 529 (33.4)
Hepatic artery reconstruction 54 (3.4)
Pancreatoduodenectomy 22 (1.5)
R1 resection margin 553 (33.3)
AJCC T category
ȃT1–2 1052 (64.6)
ȃT3–4 577 (35.4)
Lymph node metastases
ȃN0 929 (56.8)
ȃN1 663 (40.6)
ȃN2 40 (2.4)
Poor tumour differentation 376 (24.5)
Perineural invasion 1113 (77.0)

*Values are n (%) unless indicated otherwise. †Portal vein or hepatic artery invasion was defined as tumour contact of at least 180° on imaging. ‡AJCC 7th edition. T1–2: Bismuth type 1–3 without any vascular involvement.