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Table 5 Association between goshajinkigan preventive administration and CIPN severity

From: Risk factors for interstitial lung disease induced by gemcitabine plus albumin-bound paclitaxel therapy in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma patients

n = 105

GJG (+)

n = 23

GJG (−)

n = 82

P

Age (years)

70 (57–79)c

66 (37–79)c

0.535a

Gender (male/female)

16 / 7

55 / 27

0.822b

nabPTX cumulative dosage (mg)

1112 (400–7364)c

1589 (360–7226)c

0.139a

Pretreatment history of oxaliplatin, n (%)

8 (35%)

35 (43%)

0.496b

Oxaliplatin cumulative dosage (mg)

941 (510–4399)c

1040 (100–4405)c

0.679a

History of CIPN at the initiation of GnP, n (%)

9 (39%)

54 (65%)

0.371b

Pretreatment history of pregabalin, n (%)

4 (17%)

4 (49%)

0.068b

CIPN severity with GnP therapy

CIPN (−), n (%)

4 (17%)

29 (35%)

0.716a

  Grade 1, n (%)

12 (52%)

29 (35%)

  Grade 2, n (%)

7 (30%)

17 (21%)

  Grade 3, n (%)

0 (0%)

7 (9%)

  1. The severity of CIPN was evaluated based on the medical records of medical staff at the time of discontinuation of GnP therapy or at the time of cutoff
  2. GJG Goshajinkigan, CIPN Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
  3. aMann-Whitney U-test, bFisher’s exact test
  4. cMedian (minimum-maximum)