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. 2017 Nov 20;57(4):469–477. doi: 10.2169/internalmedicine.9123-17

Table 1.

The Demographics and Characteristics of the Patients in Single-stage Endoscopic Stone Removal and Two-stage Endoscopic Stone Removal Groups.

Single-stage endoscopic stone removal Two-stage endoscopic stone removal p value
Significant in the univariate analysis
Biliary stent placement (Yes/no) 63 (18.3%)/51 (14.8%) 225 (65.2%)/6 (1.7%) <0.0001
Indication for ERCP (Asymptomatic/symptomatic) 35(10.1%)/79 (22.9%) 29 (8.4%)/202 (58.6%) 0.0001
Serum bilirubin (Normal/elevated) 64 (18.6%)/50 (14.5%) 81 (23.5%)/150 (43.5%) 0.0003
Pancreatic stent placement (Yes/no) 3 (0.87%)/111 (32.8%) 45 (13.0%)/186 (53.9%) <0.0001
Time of deep cannulation (≤10 min/>10 min) 87(25.2%)/27(7.8%) 149(43.2%)/82(23.8%) 0.027
Endoscopist’s experience (Expert/intermediate/trainee) 42(12.2%)/38(11.0%)/34 (9.9%) 126 (36.5%)/55(15.9%)/50 (14.5%) 0.0083
Antibiotics (Yes/no) 64 (18.6%)/50 (14.5%) 174 (50.4%)/57 (16.5%) 0.0005
Pancreatic injection (Yes/no) 45 (13.0%)/69 (20.0%) 131 (38.0%)/100 (29.0%) 0.0029
Stone size (<10 mm/≥10 mm) 97 (28.1%)/17 (4.9%) 169 (49.0%)/62 (18.0%) 0.014
Diameter of common bile duct (<10 mm/≥10 mm) 65 (18.8%)/49 (14.2%) 89 (25.8%)/142 (41.2%) 0.0013
Not significant
Age (<75 yr/≥75 yr) 67 (19.4%)/47 (13.6%) 115 (33.3%)/116 (33.6%) 0.14
Gender(M/F) 64 (18.6%)/50 (14.5%) 129 (37.4%)/102 (29.6%) 1.0
History of abdominal surgery (No surgery/Billroth I) 113 (32.8%)/1 (0.29%) 227 (65.8%)/4 (1.2%) 1.0
Coexisting illness (Yes/no) 47 (13.6%)/67 (19.4%) 114 (33.0%)/117 (33.9%) 0.17
Antithrombotic drug (Yes/no) 28 (8.1%)/86 (24.9%) 53 (15.4%)/178 (51.6%) 0.79
Chemoprevention (Yes/no) 40 (11.6%)/74 (21.5%) 72 (20.9%)/159 (46.1%) 0.47
Sphincterotomy technique (EST ± precut)/EPBD 102 (29.6%)/12 (3.5%) 211 (61.2%)/20 (5.8%) 0.56
Stone number (≤1/≥2) 73 (21.2%)/41 (11.9%) 160 (46.4%)/71 (20.6%) 0.33
Gallstones (Absence/presence) 39 (11.3%)/75(21.7%) 85 (24.6%)/146(42.3%) 0.72
Gallbladder (Post-cholecystecomy/presence) 10 (2.9%)/104(30.1%) 25 (7.3%)/206(59.7%) 0.71

ERCP: endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, EST: endoscopic sphincterotomy, EPBD: endoscopic papillary balloon dilation