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. 2015 May 11;3(4):902–908. doi: 10.3892/mco.2015.563

Table III.

Baseline clinical characteristics of pancreatic cancer patients.

GI hemorrhage

Variables Presence, n (%) P-value
Gender, male/female 24 (12.6)/8 (14.3) NS
Age, yearsa
  ≤65 22 (12.4) NS
  >65 10 (14.7)
Alcohol, yes/no 29 (17.4)/3 (3.8) <0.01
Smoking, yes/no 25 (17.9)/7 (6.6) <0.01
Past hemorrhage history, yes/no 2 (66.7)/30 (12.3) <0.01
Past ulcer history, yes/no 3 (13.6)/29 (12.9) NS
Past diabetes history, yes/no 4 (16.0)/28 (12.7) NS
Past cirrhosis history, yes/no 2 (6.7)/30 (13.9) NS
Initial stage, I/II/III/IV 8 (11.9)/4 (66.7)/6 (20.7)/14 (9.7) <0.01
Recived treatment prior to hemorrhage, chemotherapy/concurrent chemoradiotherapy/others 18 (11.5)/8 (13.3)/6 (20.0) NS
Tumor location, head of pancreas/body of pancreas/tail of panaceas 13 (9.2)/13 (26.5)/6 (10.9) <0.01
Initial clinical symptoms, stained yellow/abdominal distension or pain/diabete/ileus/others 12 (18.8)/18 (13.6)/0 (0)/1 (7.7)/1 (4.2) NS
CA19-9 at diagnosis, U/ml
  ≤1,000 13 (7.6) <0.01
  >1,000 19 (25.3)
Initial blood pressure
  Systolic, mmHga 131.6±39.0 NS
  Diastolic, mmHga 76.0±17.5 NS
Initial heart ratesa 93.0±26.5 NS
Hemoglobin, g/dla 8.4±17.1 NS
Platelet, 109/la 208±147 NS
INR/PTT, seca 1.13±0.36/45.1±54.7 NS
a

Mean ± standard deviation. NS, not significant; INR, international normalized ratio; PTT, partial thromboplastin time; Hb, hemoglobin; GI, gastrointestinal; CA19-9, carbohydrate antigen 19-9. GI, gastrointestinal.