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Table 3 Risk factor analysis for postoperative outcomes

From: The natural course of incidental ureteral polyp during ureteroscopic surgery: KSER research

 

Follow-up Computed Tomography (n = 35)

p-value

Follow-up Ureteroscopy (n = 20)

p-value

Moderate to Severe HN (n = 5)

Non- or Mild HN (n = 30)

Stricture (n = 5)

No Stricture (n = 15)

Age (years)

66.0 ± 7.18

57.70 ± 10.63

0.086

66.0 ± 7.18

55.27 ± 8.49

0.033

BMI (kg/m2)

24.49 ± 4.29

25.20 ± 3.08

0.802

24.49 ± 4.29

25.02 ± 2.58

0.800

HU

1002.0 ± 412.27

1177.80 ± 280.26

0.448

1002.0 ± 412.27

1141.40 ± 274.85

0.612

Stone size (mm)

9.91 ± 3.97

11.79 ± 4.15

0.506

9.91 ± 3.97

12.98 ± 4.65

0.266

Sex (male)

3

28

0.089

3

15

0.053

Hypertension

4

18

0.630

4

7

0.319

Diabetes

0

7

0.559

0

5

0.266

FEP

1

13

0.627

1

8

0.319

Laterality (Right)

2

19

0.369

2

10

0.347

Rough stone surface

2

21

0.313

2

10

0.347

Initial hydronephrosis†

2

14

1.000

2

7

1.000

Number of polyp (≥ 5)

4

11

0.141

4

8

0.603

Resected polyp (≥ 5)

4

6

0.006

4

2

0.014

Struvite component

2

9

0.640

2

4

0.613

  1. †: Moderate to severe hydronephrosis
  2. p-values were measured using Mann-Whitney test or Fisher exact test
  3. BMI: body mass index, HU: Hounsfield unit, FEP: fibroepithelial polyp