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Table 2 Clinical and pathologic characteristics of the 202 study patients

From: Preoperative geriatric nutritional risk index is an independent prognostic factor for postoperative survival after gallbladder cancer radical surgery

 

Overall

High GNRI (≥ 98)

Low GNRI (< 98)

P value

Case n (%)

202

116 (57.4%)

86 (42.6%)

 

Age, years

68.54 ± 11.02

66.51 ± 9.89

71.28 ± 11.90

0.001

Female (%)

68.3%

73.3%

61.6%

0.093

BMI, kg/m2

22.87 ± 3.29

24.23 ± 3.05

21.03 ± 2.66

 < 0.001

Hemoglobin mean, g/L

124.94 ± 17.97

129.18 ± 16.62

119.21 ± 18.22

 < 0.001

Serum albumin mean, g/L

38.30 ± 5.18

41.44 ± 3.11

34.07 ± 4.32

 < 0.001

NLR

   

 < 0.001

 < 2.6

61.4%

75.0%

43.0%

 

 ≥ 2.6

38.6%

25.0%

57.0%

 

Serum CA19-9 (U/mL) > 37

   

0.017

 No

58.9%

67.0%

47.9%

 

 Yes

41.1%

33.0%

52.1%

 

Serum CEA level (ng/mL) > 5

   

0.145

 No

77.5%

81.4%

71.8%

 

 Yes

22.5%

18.6%

28.2%

 

T (%)

   

0.280

 I–II

34.9%

38.5%

30.0%

 

 III–IV

65.1%

61.5%

70.0%

 

Gallstones (%)

   

0.012

 No

39.9%

47.7%

29.8%

 

 Yes

60.1%

52.3%

70.2%

 

Tumor size (cm) > 3 (%)

   

0.408

 No

53.2%

56.4%

48.3%

 

 Yes

46.8%

43.6%

51.7%

 

Differentiation of GBC (%)

   

0.042

 Poor/unknown

37.4%

32.0%

45.1%

 

 Well/moderate

62.6%

68.0%

54.9%

 

TNM stage (%)

   

0.354

 I–II

30.5%

33.3%

26.7%

 

 III–IV

69;.5

66.7%

73.3%

 

Lymph node metastases (%)

   

0.610

 No

75.3%

77.1%

72.8%

 

Yes

24.7%

22.9%

27.2%