XXXX drinking increased the risk of advanced @entity2513 .

@entity1 @entity652 @entity5881 @entity167 @entity2513 @entity694
BACKGROUND/AIMS: Age, sex, gene and life style are modulating risks for @entity694 . Although @entity167 intake may impact on @entity2513 , clear association has not been established yet. We aimed to investigate effects of @entity167 consumption on the characteristics of @entity2513 . METHODS: @entity1 who underwent colonoscopic polypectomy of @entity2513 in the department of gastroenterology of Eulji hospital through 2005 to 2012, having both blood tests and ultrasound or abdominal CT examination were enrolled. The @entity167 drinking @entity1 were subdivided into normal or abnormal laboratory group, and @entity5881 group. RESULTS: 212 @entity1 with @entity2513 were analyzed; advanced @entity652 and multiple @entity652 were found in 68 (32.0%) and 79 (37.2%) @entity1 . When compared to the nondrinker group (120/212 @entity1 ), the @entity167 drinker group (92/212 @entity1 ) represented significantly high odds ratios (ORs) for advanced @entity652 (OR, 2.697; P=0.002), and multiple @entity652 (OR, 1.929; P=0.039). Among @entity167 drinker (92 @entity1 ), the ORs of advanced @entity652 were 6.407 (P=0.003) in @entity5881 group (17 @entity1 ), 3.711 (P=0.002) in the @entity167 drinker with abnormal lab (24 @entity1 ), and 2.184 (P=0.034), in the @entity167 drinker with normal lab (51 @entity1 ) compared to nondrinker group. CONCLUSIONS: This study showed that @entity167 drinking may influence on the development of advanced @entity2513 and multiplicity. Especially in the group with @entity5881 and with abnormal lab presented significantly higher ORs of advanced @entity652 .
