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Table 2 Characteristics of pheochromocytoma patients in the HI and non-HI groups

From: Risk factors for hemodynamic instability during laparoscopic resection of pheochromocytoma

 

HI group (n = 84)

Non-HI group(n = 52)

p-value

Age

47.5 ± 14.1

42.6 ± 14.1

0.051

BMI

22.68 ± 3.62

22.21 ± 2.70

0.393

Sex

  

0.579

Male

38(45.2%)

21(40.4%)

 

Female

46(54.8%)

31(59.6%)

 

Presence of Preoperative symptoms

52(61.9%)

36(69.2%)

0.385

Comorbidities

   

Diabetes mellitus

20(23.8%)

9(17.3%)

0.368

Coronary artery disease

15(17.9%)

2(3.8%)

0.016

Cerebrovascular disease or accident

9(10.7%)

2(3.8%)

0.134*

Tumour laterality

  

0.568

Right

41(48.8%)

28(53.8%)

 

Left

43(51.2%)

24(46.2%)

 

Tumour size(mm)

50(15–110)

41(7−110)

0.004

Surgical approach

  

0.424

Transperitoneal

75(89.3%)

44(84.6%)

 

Retroperitoneal

9(10.7%)

8(15.4%)

 

Previous hypertension history

58(69.0%)

23(44.2%)

0.004

Duration of hypertension (mo)

36(1−480)

24(1−240)

0.809

Family history of hypertension

2(2.4%)

3(5.8%)

0.370

Smoking history

9(10.7%)

4(7.7%)

0.766*

Drinking history

9(10.7%)

4(7.7%)

0.766*

SBP (mmHg) after alpha-blockade

134.94 ± 20.98

130.46 ± 22.23

0.239

DBP (mmHg) after alpha-blockade

82.93 ± 15.17

78.67 ± 13.75

0.102

  1. Footnotes: BMI body mass index, SBP Systolic blood pressure, DBP Diastolic blood pressure, *Fisher’s exact test