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. 2024 Nov 3;13(21):6599. doi: 10.3390/jcm13216599

Table 3.

Comparison of the clinical characteristics of the GCAE primary lesion between the metachronous and non-metachronous groups.

Variables Metachronous Univariate Analysis Multivariate Analysis
(+), 13 Patients, 19 Lesions (−), 50 Patients, 55 Lesions p-Value OR (95% CI) p-Value
Age (years) 0.616
<70 10 (77) 35 (70)
≥70 3 (23) 15 (30)
Smoking 11 (85) 20 (62) 0.104
Gastric cancer family history 7 (23) 13 (26) 0.827
Eradication period (years) 0.332
<10 11 (85) 36 (72)
≥10 2 (15) 14 (28)
Gastric mucosal atrophy 0.012 8.53 (1.47–49.4) 0.016 *
Mild/moderate 2 (7) 27 (54)
Severe 11 (93) 23 (46)
Tumor size (mm) 0.235
≤10 3 (16) 16 (29)
>10 16 (84) 39 (71)
Tumor location 0.261
Upper/middle 15 (79) 36 (65)
Lower 4 (21) 19 (35)
Macroscopic type 0.12
Superficial elevated 5 (26) 6 (11)
Superficial depressed 14 (74) 49 (89)
Invasion depth 0.181
Mucosal 16 (84) 52 (95)
Submucosal 3 (3) 3 (5)
Synchronous tumor 0.439
Negative 9 (70) 44 (81)
Positive 4 (30) 10 (19)
Serum gastrin (pg/mL) <0.01 * 8.31 (1.89–36.4) <0.01 *
<99 5 (38) 40 (80)
≥99 8 (62) 10 (20)
Serum PG I (ng/mL) <0.01 *
<19.8 4 (31) 0 (0)
≥19.8 9 (69) 50 (100)
Serum PG II (ng/mL) 0.622
<10.7 9 (69) 38 (76)
≥10.7 4 (31) 12 (24)
PG I/II ratio <0.01 *
<4.6 9 (69) 14 (28)
≥4.6 4 (31) 36 (72)

(%) GCAE, gastric cancer after eradication; CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio. *: a significant difference.