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. 2025 Oct 9;112(1):110–120. doi: 10.1097/JS9.0000000000003591

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics and US characteristics of pancreatic lesions-entire cohort (general model and PSM model)1

Characteristics General model PSM model
EUS-guided biopsy (n = 444) US-guided biopsy (n = 2139) P value EUS-guided biopsy (n = 402) US-guided biopsy (n = 402) P value
Baseline characteristics
 Ages, median (IQR), y 65 (14) 65 (13) 0.921 64 (14) 64 (11) 0.252
 Sex, male 208/444 (63.1%) 1249/2139 (58.4%) 0.071 245 (60.9%) 229 (57.0%) 0.282
 BMI, median (IQR), kg/m2 20.97 (4.52) 21.48 (3.97) 0.02 21.05 (4.54) 21.07 (4.18) 0.922
US characteristics of the pancreatic lesion
 Tumor size < 2 cm, No (%) 137 (30.9%) 154 (7.2%) <0.001 100 (24.9%) 102 (25.4%) 0.935
 Exophytic and backward growth morphology, No (%) 82 (18.5%) 80 (3.7%) <0.001 56 (13.9%) 54 (13.4%) 0.918
 Tumor location <0.001 0.564
 Head, No (%) 129 (29.1%) 585 (27.3%) 118 (29.4%) 110 (27.4%)
 Uncinate process, No (%) 63 (14.2%) 417 (19.5%) 58 (14.4%) 74 (18.4%)
 Neck, No (%) 49 (11.0%) 239 (11.2%) 47 (11.7%) 39 (9.7%)
 Body, No (%) 70 (15.8%) 588 (27.5%) 64 (15.9%) 64 (15.9%)
 Tail, No (%) 133 (30.0%) 310 (14.5%) 115 (28.6%) 115 (28.6%)
1.

EUS: endoscopic ultrasound, US: ultrasound, PSM: propensity score matching, IQR: interquarterly range, BMI: body mass index.