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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of patients who underwent percutaneous cholecystostomy and cholecystectomy in Taiwan from 2003 to 2012

From: Outcome comparison between percutaneous cholecystostomy and cholecystectomy: a 10-year population-based analysis

Variable

Total (n = 236,742)

Percutaneous cholecystostomy (n = 11,184, 4.72%)

Cholecystectomy (n = 225,558, 95.28%)

P-value

n

%

n

%

n

%

Sex

<0.001

 Female

119,108

50.31%

4570

40.86%

114,538

50.78%

 Male

117,634

49.69%

6614

59.14%

111,020

49.22%

Age stratum

<0.001

 18–29 y/o

10,628

4.49%

111

0.99%

10,517

4.66%

 30–39 y/o

27,628

11.67%

310

2.77%

27,318

12.11%

 40–49 y/o

39,299

16.60%

641

5.73%

38,658

17.14%

 50–59 y/o

50,474

21.32%

1367

12.22%

49,107

21.77%

 60–69 y/o

44,744

18.90%

1875

16.77%

42,869

19.01%

 70 y/o or more

63,969

27.02%

6880

61.52%

57,089

25.31%

Cause of procedure

<0.001

 AC with a C/S

68,507

28.94%

4116

36.80%

64,391

28.55%

 AC without a C/S

12,597

5.32%

3424

30.62%

9173

4.07%

 Calculus without AC

116,285

49.12%

1244

11.12%

115,041

51.00%

 ODGBT

15,033

6.35%

1381

12.35%

13,652

6.05%

 MNDOP

18,747

7.92%

354

3.17%

18,393

8.15%

 Others

5573

2.35%

665

5.95%

4908

2.18%

CCI score

<0.001

 0

163,028

68.86%

5494

49.12%

157,534

69.84%

 1

31,985

13.51%

2828

25.29%

29,157

12.93%

 2

23,314

9.85%

1426

12.75%

21,888

9.70%

  ≥ 3

18,415

7.78%

1436

12.84%

16,979

7.53%

Socioeconomic Status

0.007

 GP

234,136

98.90%

11,032

98.64%

223,104

98.91%

 LIP

2606

1.10%

152

1.36%

2454

1.09%

Hospital level

<0.001

 Medical center

112,537

47.54%

6265

56.02%

106,272

47.12%

 Regional hospital

105,701

44.65%

4627

41.37%

101,074

44.81%

 District hospital

18,504

7.82%

292

2.61%

18,212

8.07%

  1. AC acute cholecystitis, C/S calculus/stone, ODGBT other disorders of gallbladder or biliary tract, MNDOP malignant neoplasm of digestive organs and the peritoneum, CCI Charlson Comorbidity Index, LIP low-income population, GP general population