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Table 1 Clinical data and outcomes of metastatic gastric cancer patients in terms of resectability

From: Palliative gastrectomy is beneficial in selected cases of metastatic gastric cancer

Parameters

Resection

(n = 193)

Non-resection

(n = 140)

P value

Age (years), median (range)

65 (26–89)

63 (22–91)

0.782

Gender

  

0.393

 Male

126 (65.3)

85 (60.7)

 

 Female

67 (34.7)

55 (39.3)

 

Platelet (103/uL), median (range)

258.5 (58–680)

281 (73–622)

0.609

Hemoglobin (g/dL), median (range)

10.9 (3.8–20.6)

11.0 (4.0–16.5)

0.881

Albumin (g/dL), median (range)

3.7 (1.7–4.9)

3.7 (1.9–4.9)

0.135

AST (U/L), median (range)

18 (5–223)

19 (4–340)

0.491

ALT (U/L), median (range)

14 (1–156)

14 (2–106)

0.975

ALK-P (U/L), median (range)

67 (20–349)

64 (30–459)

0.998

Total bilirubin, (mg/dL) (range)

0.6 (0.2–1.8)

0.6 (0.2–2.0)

0.252

Creatinine (mg/dL), median (range)

0.9 (0.3–11.2)

1.0 (0.4–3.4)

0.500

Charlson comorbidity index score

  

0.529

 2

89 (46.1)

74 (52.9)

 

 3

71 (36.8)

47 (33.6)

 

 4

21 (10.9)

10 (7.1)

 

  ≥ 5

12 (6.2)

9 (6.4)

 

Tumor-associated symptoms

110 (57.0)

82 (58.6)

0.774

Metastatic pattern

  

0.029

 Hematogenous spread alone

56 (29.0)

26 (18.6)

 

 Peritoneum

137 (71.0)

114 (81.4)

 

Complications

36 (18.7)

28 (20.0)

0.758

 In-hospital mortality

20 (10.4)

13 (9.3)

0.745

 Mortality within 1 month

14 (7.3)

6 (4.3)

0.260

Chemotherapy

124 (64.2)

83 (59.3)

0.357

Survival time (months)

  

0.005

  ≤ 6

82 (42.5)

81 (57.9)

 

 6 ~ 12

54 (28.0)

37 (26.4)

 

  > 12

57 (29.5)

22 (15.7)

 
  1. Figures are numbers with percentages in parentheses, unless otherwise stated
  2. Hematogenous spread alone indicates metastases to the distant organ or distant nodes
  3. Tumor-associated symptoms include dysphagia, obstruction, bleeding or perforation
  4. ALT alanine aminotransferase, AST aspartate aminotransferase, ALK-P alkaline phosphatase