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. 2021 Nov 15;11:61. doi: 10.25259/JCIS_180_2021

Table 2:

Treatment outcome.

Variable Complete Response (n=7) Partial Response (n=23) No Response (n=19) Technical Failure (n=3) P-value (excluding technical failure)
Demographics/Risk Factors
Age 33.1±9.2 37.9±10.8 36.2±11.8 37.8±1.03 0.60
BMI 25.4±5.7 26.9±6.5 28.4±5.5 27.0±4.9 0.49
Symptoms (%)
Chronic Pelvic Pain 100 (59.0–100) 100 (85.2–100) 100 (82.4–100) 100 >0.99
Dysmenorrhea 71.4 (29.0–96.3) 60.9 (38.5–80.3) 47.4 (24.4–71.1) 33.3 0.48
Dyspareunia 28.6 (3.7–71.0) 69.6 (47.1–86.8) 57.9 (33.5–79.7) 33.3 0.15
Back Pain 28.6 (3.7–71.0) 26.1 (10.2–48.4) 31.6 (12.6–56.6) 33.3 0.93
Concomitant Diagnosis and Risk factors (%)
Myofascial pain syndrome 57.1 (18.4–90.1) 54.5 (32.2–75.6) 26.3 (9.1–51.2) 33.3 0.14
Endometriosis 0.0 (0.0–41.0) 26.1 (10.2–48.4) 31.6 (12.6–56.6) 0.0 0.24
Fibromyalgia 0.0 (0.0–41.0) 8.7 (1.1–28.0) 10.5 (1.3–33.1) 0.0 0.68
IBS 14.3 (0.4–57.9) 17.4 (5.0–38.8) 16.7 (3.6–41.4) 0.0 0.98
Prior Pregnancy 85.7 (42.1–99.6) 87.0 (66.4–97.2) 89.5 (66.9–98.7) 100 0.96
Prolonged Standing 42.9 (9.9–81.6) 43.5 (23.2–65.5) 47.4 (24.4–71.1) 33.3 0.96
Imaging (%)
Prior pelvic US 57.1 (18.4–90.1) 26.1 (10.2–48.4) 36.8 (16.3–61.6) 66.7
PCS on US review 75.0 (19.4–99.4) 33.3 (4.3–77.7) 33.3 (4.3–77.7) 50.0 0.35
Prior pelvic CT 28.6 (3.7–71.0) 30.4 (13.2–52.9) 26.3 (9.1–51.2) 33.3
PCS on CT review 0.0 (0.0–84.2) 57.1 (18.4–90.1) 80.0 (28.4–99.5) 57.1 0.16
Catheter Venographic Findings (%)
Left Reflux/Dilation on venography 85.7 (42.1–99.6) 87.0 (66.4–97.2) 89.5 (66.9–98.7) 100 0.96
Right Reflux/Dilation on venography 57.1 (18.4–90.1) 52.2 (30.6–73.2) 42.1 (20.3–66.5) 33.3 0.73
Unilateral findings 57.1 (18.4–90.1) 56.5 (34.5–76.8) 68.4 (43.4–87.4) 66.7 0.71
Bilateral findings 42.9 (9.9–81.6) 39.1 (19.7–61.5) 31.6 (12.6–56.6) 33.3 0.82

Treated subjects were separated based on outcome (partial, no response, complete response, or technical failure). Binary variables are summarized by percentage (95% confidence interval), while continuous variables are summarized as mean±standard deviation. Reported P-values are the results of the Chi-squared test for binary variables and ordinary one-way ANOVA for continuous variables. Pairwise comparisons for binary variables were performed using individual Fisher’s exact tests, with P-values corrected for FDR. Pairwise comparisons for continuous variables were performed using Tukey’s test. *No significant pairwise differences were found for any variables. BMI: Body mass index, CT: Computed tomography, PCS: Pelvic congestion syndrome, IBS: Irritable bowel syndrome