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. 2017 May 9;15(3):216–222. doi: 10.1016/j.aju.2017.03.006

Table 3.

Univariate analysis of risk factors for development of bladder tumour after surgical management of UTUC in patients after elimination of patients who had previous and/or concomitant bladder tumour.

Variable Development of bladder tumour, n/N (%)
P
No Yes
Gender
Male 88/168 (52) 80/168 (48) 0.9
Female 12/23 (52) 11/23 (48)



Side of the tumour
Right 45/86 (52) 41/86 (48) 0.9
Left 55/105 (52) 50/105 (48)



Diagnostic ureteroscopy
Not done 60/116 (52) 56/116 (48) 0.8
Done 40/75 (53) 35/75 (47)



Surgical approach
Open NU 91/171 (53) 80/171 (47) 0.014
Lap. NU 4/15 (27) 11/15 (73)
Conservative 5/5 (100)



Site of the tumour
Kidney (pelvicalyceal) 57/96 (59) 39/96 (41) 0.1
Ureter 32/67 (48) 35/67 (52)
Kidney and ureter 11/28 (39) 17/28 (61)



Ureteric tumour
No 57/97 (59) 40/97 (41) 0.06
Yes 43/94 (46) 51/94 (54)



Positive bladder cuff for TCC
No 96/183 (52) 87/183 (48) 0.8
Yes 4/8 (50) 4/8 (50)



Multifocality
No 66/120 (55) 54/120 (45) 0.3
Yes 34/71 (48) 37/71 (52)



Presence of CIS
No 95/182 (52) 87/182 (48) 0.8
Yes 5/9 (56) 4/9 (44)



Tumour grade
Grade I TCC 3/5 (60) 2/5 (40) 0.6
Grade II TCC 61/122 (50) 61/122 (50)
Grade III TCC 36/64 (56) 28/64 (44)



Tumour stage
Non-muscle invasive 64/127 (50) 63/127 (50) 0.4
Muscle invasive 36/64 (56) 28/64 (44)

Percentages were rounded to whole numbers.