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. 2020 Apr 27;21(6):695–706. doi: 10.3348/kjr.2019.0753

Table 1. Baseline Demographics and Clinical Data of Study Patients.

Characteristics Patients (n = 70)
Sex (%)
 Male 39 (55.7)
 Female 31 (44.3)
Age (mean ± SD, years) 38–90 (63 ± 11.6)
Primary cancer (%)
 Pancreas cancer 29 (41.4)
 Gastric cancer 21 (30.0)
 Duodenal cancer 6 (8.6)
 Ampulla of Vater cancer 2 (2.9)
 Gallbladder cancer 5 (7.1)
 Bile duct cancer 4 (5.7)
 Other* 3 (4.3)
Level of biliary obstruction (%)
 Upper common bile duct 5 (7.1)
 Lower common bile duct 39 (55.7)
 Whole common bile duct 26 (37.1)
Type of biliary stent (%)
 Covered 63 (90.0)
 Uncovered 7 (10.0)
Location of distal end of biliary stent (%)
 Beyond duodenal stent 31 (44.3)
 Within duodenal stent 39 (55.7)
Location of duodenal obstruction (%)
 Type I 16 (22.9)
 Type II 49 (70.0)
 Type III 5 (7.1)
Timing of duodenal stenting (%)
 Before biliary stenting 37 (52.9)
 After biliary stenting 33 (47.1)
Type of duodenal stent (%)
 Covered 52 (74.3)
 Uncovered 18 (25.7)
Approach route for duodenal stenting (%)
 Fluoroscopically 38 (54.3)
 Endoscopically 32 (45.7)

*1 ovarian cancer, 1 lung cancer, 1 ureter cancer, Type I, proximal to duodenal papilla without involvement of papilla; type II, at second part of duodenum with involvement of papilla; and type III, distal to papilla without involvement of papilla. SD = standard deviation