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Table 1 Basic information on the surgical treatment results of MRONJ patients caused by anti-resorptive drugs and anti-resorptive drugs plus anti-angiogenic drugs

From: Anti-angiogenic drug aggravates the degree of anti-resorptive drug-based medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw by impairing the proliferation and migration function of gingival fibroblasts

Variable

Anti-resorptivedrug group (n = 74)

Anti-resorptive drug + anti-angiogenic drug group (n = 31)

P

Gender

 Male

28 (37.84)

21 (67.74)

0.006‡

 Female

46 (62.16)

10 (32.26)

Average age ± SD (year)

65.18 ± 10.34

61.32 ± 5.92

0.061*

Duration of anti-resorptive drugs in months ± SD

37.09 ± 28.91

26.61 ± 15.25

0.005*

Anti-angiogenic medications

 Suntinib

NA

9 (29.03)

NA

 Bevacizumab

10 (32.26)

 Anlotinib

5 (16.13)

 others

7 (22.58)

Underlying disease

 Osteoporosis

11 (14.86)

0 (0.00)

NA

 Breast cancer

25 (33.78)

4 (12.90)

 Lung cancer

15 (20.27)

17 (54.84)

 Kidney cancer

0 (0.00)

8 (25.81)

 Prostate cancer

15 (20.27)

0 (0.00)

 Multiple myeloma

7 (9.46)

0 (0.00)

 Others

1 (1.35)

2 (6.45)

MRONJ location

 Maxilla

24 (32.43)

11 (35.48)

0.466‡

 Mandible

50 (67.57)

20 (64.52)

Clinical symptom

 Jaw exposure

31 (41.89)

22(70.97)

0.010

 Skin or mucosa fistula

43 (58.11)

9 (29.03)

MRONJ stage

 1

16 (21.62)

2 (6.45)

0.031‡

 2

43 (58.11)

16 (51.61)

 3

15 (20.27)

13 (41.94)

Surgical methods

 Marginal osteotomy

64 (86.49)

24 (77.42)

0.259‡

 Segment osteotomy

10 (13.51)

7 (22.58)

Treatment results

 Healed

52 (70.27)

12 (38.71)

0.004‡

 Non-healing

22 (29.73)

19 (61.29)

  1. Data presented as n (%), unless otherwise noted. MRONJ, medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw; SD, standard deviation
  2. * Independent-sample t-test
  3. ‡χ2 test