Interestingly, group I presented with slightly older age, later age of disease onset and shorter symptom duration than group II, although all these characteristics were barely outside the range of significance ( p= 0.07, 0.07 and 0.11, respectively).
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Compared with patients with shorter preoperative smoking cessation period (≤ 2 weeks), those with longer interval (> 2 weeks) seemed to have a higher rate of developing symptoms because of the tumor, such as bleeding and/or vomiting due to pyloric obstruction (26.7% vs 21.1%), although the difference was barely outside the range of significance ( P = 0.077).