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. 2025 Jun 30;80(3):719–724. doi: 10.32592/ARI.2025.80.3.719

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of participants.

Variable alive dead p-value
N=729 N=270
age 56.29 (14.42) 66.05 (15.62) <0.001
sex female 327 (44.9%) 105 (38.9%) 0.098
male 402 (55.1%) 165 (61.1%)
Family history negative 676 (92.7%) 215 (79.6%) <0.001
positive 53 (7.3%) 55 (20.4%)
smoking no 612 (84.0%) 149 (55.2%) <0.001
yes 117 (16.0%) 121 (44.8%)
background disorder no 528 (72.4%) 68 (25.2%) <0.001
yes 201 (27.6%) 202 (74.8%)
metastasis negative 686 (94.1%) 135 (50.0%) <0.001
positive 43 (5.9%) 135 (50.0%)
exercise no 698 (95.7%) 269 (99.6%) <0.001
yes 31 (4.3%) 1 (0.4%)
occupation disable 1(0.14) 10(3.70) <0.001
freelance 118(16.19) 37(13.70)
retired 109(14.95) 45(16.67)
jobless 151(20.71) 72(26.67)
housekeeper 310(42.52) 96(35.56)
studying 7(0.96) 1(0.37)
employee 33(4.53) 9(3.33)
tumor place appendix 3(0.41%) 1(0.37%) <0.001
pancreas 29(3.98%) 78(28.89%)
small intestine 1(0.14%) 0(0.00%)
rectum 56(7.68%) 12(4.44%)
esophagus 60(8.23%) 16(5.93%)
gastric 209(28.67%) 45(16.67%)
neuroendocrine 0(0.00%) 1(0.37%)
hepatoblastoma 8(1.10%) 2(0.74%)
liver 43(5.90%) 20(7.41%)
colon 299(41.02%) 90(33.33%)
gallbladder 21(2.88) 5(1.85)