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. 2021 Apr 9;28(5):319–327. doi: 10.1159/000514797

Table 3.

Risk factors for piecemeal resection and R1 resection

En bloc vs. piecemeal resection (p value) R0 vs. R1 resection (p value)
Mean size, mm 44 vs. 38 (0.439) 42 vs. 52 (0.111)
Mean procedure time, min 104 vs. 158 (0.089) 97 vs. 150 (<0.001)
LST morphology, % 0.958 0.772
 G-H (n = 27) 96 vs. 4 85 vs. 15
 G-NM (n = 103) 95 vs. 5 83 vs. 17
 NG-FE (n = 3) 100 vs. 0 67 vs. 33
 NG-PD (n = 2) 100 vs. 0 100 vs. 0
Histology, % 0.578 0.595
 Adenocarcinoma (n = 29) 100 vs. 0 90 vs. 10
 HGD (n = 67) 94 vs. 6 78 vs. 22
 LGD (n = 48) 96 vs. 4 83 vs. 17
 Serrated with dysplasia (n = 3) 100 vs. 0 100 vs. 0
Perforation, % 0.190 1.000
 Yes (n = 5) 80 vs. 20 80 vs. 20
 No (n = 142) 97 vs. 3 82 vs. 18
Knife, % 0.278 0.153
 DualKnife (n = 113) 97 vs. 3 86 vs. 14
 DualKnife + IT nano knife (n = 34) 91 vs. 9 71 vs. 29
Hybrid technique, % <0.001 0.003
 Yes (n = 8) 50 vs. 50 38 vs. 62
 No (n = 139) 99 vs. 1 85 vs. 15
Local, % 0.253 1.000
 Colon (n = 24) 92 vs. 8 83 vs. 17
 Rectum (n = 123) 97 vs. 3 82 vs. 18

LSTG-H, laterally spreading tumours of the granular-homogeneous type; LSTG-NM, laterally spreading tumours of the granular-nodular mixed type; LSTNG-FE, laterally spreading tumours of the non-granular-flat elevated type; LSTNG-PD, laterally spreading tumours of the non-granular-pseudodepressed type; HGD, highgrade dysplasia; LGD, low-grade dysplasia.