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Table 1 Clinical and pathologic characteristics of the two groups

From: Oncologic outcomes comparison of partial ureterectomy and radical nephroureterectomy for urothelial carcinoma

Variables

RNU

PU

t/χ2

P

Age

66.74 ± 8.41

67.62 ± 10.09

−0.709

0.479

Sex

 Male

90 (49.5%)

30 (41.4%)

1.460

0.227

 Female

92 (50.5%)

43 (58.9%)

  

Smoking

 No

47 (61.8%)

27 (84.4%)

5.300

0.021

 Yes

29 (38.2%)

5 (15.6%)

  

Tumor side

 Left

98 (54.1%)

29 (39.7%)

4.325

0.038

 Right

83 (45.9%)

44 (60.3%)

  

Hydronephrosis

 No

18 (10.3%)

11 (16.4%)

1.727

0.189

 Yes

157 (89.7%)

56 (83.6%)

  

Hematuria

 No

59 (33.7%)

30 (44.1%)

2.283

0.131

 Yes

116 (66.3%)

38 (55.9%)

  

Renal function

 Normal

48 (43.6%)

20 (47.6%)

0.195

0.659

 Abnormal

63 (56.4%)

22 (52.4%)

  

Operation time

157.50 (116.25–180.00)

95.00 (76.25–126.25)

−4.476

< 0.001

pT stage

8.287

0.067

 pTa

9 (5.2%)

2 (3.0%)

  

 pT 1

73 (42.0%)

33 (49.3%)

  

 pT 2

48 (27.6%)

25 (37.3%)

  

 pT 3

41 (23.6%)

6 (9.0%)

  

 pT 4

3 (1.7%)

1 (1.5%)

  

Lymphovascular invasion

4 (2.2%)

0 (0%)

1.630

0.202

  1. RUN Radical nephroureterectomy, PU Partial ureterectomy