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Original Article

Volume 9, Number 4, April 2017, pages 303-309


An Elevated HbA1c Level Is Associated With Short-Term Adverse Outcomes in Patients With Gastrointestinal Cancer and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

Tables

Table 1. The Characteristics of Non-T2DM and T2DM Patients With Gastrointestinal Cancer
 
Non-T2DMT2DMP valuePatients with T2DM
HbA1c < 7%HbA1c ≥ 7%P value
Age (years, SD)63.1 (12.5)64.7 (10.1)0.32663.7 (10.5)65.5(9.8)0.339
Sex (n, %)0.7020.509
  Male51 (56.0%)63 (53.4%)29 (56.9%)34 (50.7%)
  Female40 (44.0%)55 (46.7%)22 (43.1%)33 (49.3%)
BMI20.7 (3.1)21.0 (3.0)0.39420.6 (2.8)21.3 (3.2)0.205
Cancer (n, %)0.9700.443
  Esophagus cancer15 (16.5%)18 (15.3%)10 (19.6%)8 (11.9%)
  Gastric carcinoma33 (36.3%)43 (36.4%)19 (37.3%)24 (35.8%)
  Colorectal cancer43 (47.2%)57 (48.3%)22 (43.1%)35 (52.3%)
Pathological T category (n, %)0.9720.913
  T115 (16.5%)19 (16.1%)9 (17.7%)10 (15.0%)
  T231 (34.1%)38 (32.2%)15 (29.4%)23 (34.3%)
  T328 (30.7%)40 (33.9%)17 (33.3%)23 (34.3%)
  T417 (18.7%)21 (17.8%)10 (19.6%)11 (16.4%)
Pathological N category (n, %)0.9670.232
  N023 (25.3%)29 (24.6%)11 (21.6%)18 (27.0%)
  N142 (46.1%)52 (44.1%)25 (49.0%)27 (40.2%)
  N217 (18.7%)23 (19.5%)12 (23.5%)11 (16.4%)
  N39 (9.9%)14 (11.8%)3 (5.9%)11 (16.4%)
Histological differentiation (n, %)0.2560.070
  Good14 (15.4%)23 (19.5%)6 (11.8%)17 (25.4%)
  Moderate36 (39.6%)34 (28.8%)12 (23.5%)20 (29.8%)
  Poor41 (45.0%)61 (51.7%)33 (64.7%)30 (44.8)
Chemotherapy (n, %)0.9200.737
  Yes33 (36.3%)42 (35.6%)19 (37.3%)27 (40.3%)
  No58 (63.7%)76 (64.4%)32 (62.7%)40 (59.7%)
Duration of T2DM (years)---4.9 (2.4)6.2 (2.7)0.510
Strict antidiabetic treatment (n, %)---
  Yes---24 (47.1%)19 (28.4%)0.037
  No---27 (52.9%)48 (71.6%)
Alcohol (n, %)0.9680.126
  Yes28 (30.8%)36 (30.5%)23 (45.1%)21 (31.3%)
  No63 (69.2%)82 (69.5%)28 (54.9%)46 (68.7%)
Smoking (n, %)0.5800.913
  Yes35 (38.5%)41 (34.7%)18 (35.3%)23 (34.3%)
  No56 (61.5%)77 (65.3%)33 (64.7%)44 (65.7%)

 

Table 2. The Comparison of the Clinical Outcomes Between Non-T2DM and T2DM Patients With Gastrointestinal Cancer
 
Non-T2DMT2DMP valuePatients with T2DM
HbA1c < 7%HbA1c ≥ 7%P value
Short-term adverse outcomes (n, %)10 (11.0%)26 (22.0%)< 0.058 (15.7%)18 (26.9%)< 0.05
  30-day mortality (n, %)2 (2.2%)3 (2.5%)0.8721 (2.0%)0 (0%)0.250
  180-day mortality (n, %)7 (7.7%)18 (15.3%)0.0955 (9.8%)13 (19.4%)0.151
  Total postoperative complications (n, %)10 (11.0%)22 (18.7%)0.0945 (9.8%)17 (25.4%)< 0.05
    Anastomotic leak (n, %)2 (2.2%)3 (2.5%)0.8720 (0%)3 (4.5%)0.126
    Ileus (n, %)2 (2.2%)4 (3.4%)0.6091 (2.0%)4 (6.0%)0.284
    Others (n, %)3 (3.3%)4 (3.4%)0.9701 (2.0%)2 (3.0%)0.726
    Infectious complications (n, %)3 (3.3%)12 (10.2%)0.0563 (5.9%)8 (11.9%)0.262
      Pulmonary infection (n, %)1 (1.1%)2 (1.7%)0.5141 (2.0%)1 (1.5%)0.845
      Abdominal infection (n, %)1 (1.1%)3 (2.5%)0.4500 (0%)3 (4.5%)0.126
      Urinary infection (n, %)0 (0%)3 (2.5%)0.1262 (3.9%)1 (1.5%)0.406
      Incisional wound infection (n, %)1 (1.1%)4 (3.4%)0.2831 (2.0%)3 (4.5%)0.454
Length of hospital stay (days) (n, %)8.9 (9.7%)13.2 (13.8%)< 0.0511.4 (12.4%)14.5 (14.7%)< 0.05

 

Table 3. Univariate and Multivariate Logistic Analysis for Risk Factors Associated With Short-Term Adverse Outcomes in T2DM Patients With GIC
 
VariableUnivariate analysisMultivariate analysis
Odds ratio (95% CI)P valueOdds ratio (95% CI)P value
Age ≥ 65 years2.39 (0.83 - 6.91)0.108--
BMI (kg/m2) < 182.67 (0.57 - 12.42)0.211--
Pathological T category ≥ T3-41.55 (0.63 - 3.85)0.341--
Pathological N category ≥ N3-41.28 (0.85 - 1.93)0.236--
No chemotherapy4.08 (1.65 - 10.13)< 0.012.01 (0.69 - 5.83)0.203
HbA1c (%) ≥ 7%3.43 (1.27 - 9.27)< 0.055.28 (1.73 - 16.09)< 0.05
Alcohol1.475 (1.48 - 3.530)0.383--
Smoking1.14 (0.47 - 2.782)1.139--
No strict antidiabetic treatment5.87 (2.04 - 18.8)< 0.017.65 (2.49 - 23.54)< 0.001