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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Sep 5.
Published in final edited form as: J Vasc Interv Radiol. 2014 Jan;25(1):22–31. doi: 10.1016/j.jvir.2013.09.013

Table 2.

Patient Characteristics in Elective and Urgent Groups at Initial Presentation for Embolization

Characteristic Elective Urgent P Value
Sex .74
 Male 50 (47) 13 (43)
 Female 57 (53) 17 (57)
Age (y) 58 ± 12 56 ± 12 .34
Pathology .39
 Carcinoid 63 (59) 15 (50)
 Pancreatic NET 44 (41) 15 (50)
Liver involvement with metastatic disease .16
   ≤ 50% 63 (59) 12 (40)
   > 50% 43 (40) 15 (50)
 Unknown   1 (1)   3 (10)
Extrahepatic metastasis .84
 Yes 45 (42) 12 (40)
 No 62 (58) 18 (60)
Indication for embolization .23
 Primary treatment 31 (29) 11 (37)
 Recurrence after surgery 21 (20)   2 (6)
 Progression despite medical treatment 55 (51) 17 (57)
Mean (95% CI) diagnosis–HAE interval (mo) 28 (20–36) 21 (21) .32

Values in parentheses are percentages. Values presented as mean ± standard deviation where applicable.

CI = confidence interval, HAE = hepatic artery embolization, NET = neuroendocrine tumor.