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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: Adv Surg. 2009;43:233–249. doi: 10.1016/j.yasu.2009.02.004

Table 5. Previous Studies Evaluating Long-term Survival in Elderly Patients Undergoing Pancreatic Resection for Pancreatic or Periampullary Cancer.

Year Age Group Diagnosis 5-year Survival Median Survival P-value
Single-institution
Fong et al.20 1995 <70 Periampullary Cancer 29% 24 months 0.03
>=70 Periampullary Cancer 21% 18 months
Sohn et al.24 1998 <80 Periampullary Cancer 27% 20 months NS
>=80 Periampullary Cancer 19% 19 months
Bathe et al. 17 2000 60-74 Periampullary Cancer 23% 24 months NS
>=75 Periampullary Cancer 31% 9 months
Bathe et al.44 2001 <65 Periampullary Cancer NR 12 months 0.02
65-74 Periampullary Cancer NR 25 months
>=75 Periampullary Cancer NR 11 months
Makary et al.22 2006 <80 Periampullary Cancer 19% 18 months 0.002
>=80 Periampullary Cancer 12% 11 months
Scurtu et al.25 2006 70-75 Pancreatic Cancer 33% (3-year) 12 months NS
>=75 Pancreatic Cancer 28% (3-year) 13 months
Population-based
Finlayson et al.26 2007 65-69 Pancreatic Cancer 16.4% NR 0.28
70-79 Pancreatic Cancer 15.6% NR
>=80 Pancreatic Cancer 11.3% NR