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. 2016 Jun 3;18(6):529–539. doi: 10.1016/j.hpb.2016.04.005

Table 6.

Predictive factors of fair or poor long-term outcome according to the Mayo clinical score in the whole series of 258 patients (including cancer patients) suffering from Bile Duct Cyst (BDC)

Covariate Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis

Odd Ratio 95% confidence interval p value Odd Ratio 95% confidence interval p-value
• Adults (≥15y), Adults vs Children 3.960 1.706–9.192 0.0014 1.859 0.739–4.679 0.1878
• Todani BDC subtypes, Type IV-A versus Type I +IV-B 2.508 1.317–4.775 0.0051 2.075 1.025–4.199 0.0425
• Prior hepatobiliary surgery, Yes vs No 3.486 1.888–6.435 <0.0001 2.640 1.327–5.252 0.0057
• Prior cyst-enterostomy, Yes vs No 4.662 1.792–12.129 0.0016
• Cholangitis, Yes vs No 2.152 1.172–3.949 0.0134
• Pancreatitis, Yes vs No 3.620 1.241–10.559 0.0185 2.895 0.911–9.200 0.0715
• Coexistent biliary disease, Yes vs No 2.368 1.291–4.346 0.0054
• Coexistent biliary stones, Yes vs No 2.351 1.075–5.138 0.0322
• Coexistent synchronous cancer, Yes vs No 8.909 3.171–25.032 <0.0001 6.354 2.148–18.798 0.0008
• MBC involvement, Yes vs No 2.391 1.23–4.651 0.0102
• Repeat treatment, Yes vs No 3.920 1.212–12.673 0.0255
• Post-operative complications, Yes vs No 2.145 1.178–3.907 0.0126