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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Surgery. 2016 Jul 6;160(3):691–698. doi: 10.1016/j.surg.2016.05.021

Table 2.

Cohort characteristics of patients who underwent biliary-enteric anastomosis comparing those who did and did not develop an anastomotic stricture

Overall Cohort N (%)
N=3374
No Stricture N (row %)
N=2971
Stricture N (row %)
N=403
p-value
Age Group
 66–74 1659 (49.2) 1432 (86.3) 227 (13.7) 0.002
 ≥75 1715 (50.8) 1539 (89.7) 176 (10.3)
Gender
 Male 1452 (43.0) 1267 (87.3) 185 (12.7) 0.21
 Female 1922 (57.0) 1704 (88.7) 218 (11.3)
Race
 White 3016 (89.3) 2654 (89.3) 362 (89.0) 0.92
 Black 191 (5.7) 170 (5.7) 21 (5.2)
 Other 167 (5.0) 147 (5.0) 20 (5.8)
Charlson Comorbidity Index
 0 128 (3.9) 106 (82.8) 22 (17.2) 0.004
 1 426 (12.6) 360 (84.5) 66 (15.5)
 2 666 (19.7) 578 (86.8) 88 (13.2)
 ≥3 2154 (63.8) 1927 (89.5) 227 (10.5)
Surgery Type
 Hepaticojejunostomy 1541 (45.7) 1349 (87.5) 192 (12.5) 0.40
 Choledochojejunostomy 1833 (54.3) 1622 (88.5) 211 (11.5)
Diagnosis at Surgery
 Benign 1304 (38.7) 1127 (86.4) 177 (13.6) 0.02
 Malignant 2070 (61.3) 1844 (89.1) 226 (10.9)
Jaundice at Surgery
 Yes 1283 (38.0) 1095 (85.4) 188 (14.6) <0.0001
 No 2091 (62.0) 1876 (89.7) 215 (10.3)
Preoperative Procedure
 None 2127 (63.0) 1907 (64.2) 220 (54.6) 0.0004
 Percutaneous transhepatic cathether/drain (PTC) 100 (3.0) 89 (3.0) 11 (2.7)
 Endoscopic biliary stent 1147 (34.0) 975 (32.8) 172 (42.7)