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Table 1 The clinical and clinicopathologic characteristics of the patients who underwent endoscopically complete resection for rectal NETs

From: Clinical outcomes of endoscopic mucosal resection for rectal neuroendocrine tumor

Variables

No.

Age, median (range), years

50.9 (26–79)

Gender, male

170 (61.4%)

Endoscopic appearance

 

 Polyp

22 (7.9%)

 Submucosal tumor

255 (92.1%)

Distance from anal verge, median (range), cm

7.1 (1–16)

Treatment modalities

 

 Conventional EMR

243 (87.7%)

 EMR-D

23 (8.3%)

 EMR-P

11 (4.0%)

En-bloc resection

274 (98.9%)

Tumor size, median (range), mm

4.96 (1–22)

Group according to tumor size (%)

 

 < 10 mm

256 (92.4%)

 10–19 mm

20 (7.3%)

 ≥20 mm

1 (0.3%)

Histologically complete resection

206(74.4%)

 Negative lateral margin

240 (86.6%)

 Negative deep margin

211 (76.1%)

Lymphovascular invasion

 

 Yes

14 (5.1%)

 No

237 (85.5%)

 Indeterminate

28 (9.4%)

Grade

 

 Gr1

246 (88.8%)

 Gr2

3 (1.1%)

 Not described

30 (10.8%)

Mitotic count

 

 <  2/10

202 (72.9%)

 ≥ 2/10

9 (3.2%)

 Not described

66 (23.8%)

Presence of synchronous rectal NETs

3 (1.1%)

Tumor depth

 

 Limited to mucosa

5 (1.8%)

 Submucosa

264 (95.3%)

 Muscularis propra or deeper

0 (0%)

 Indeterminate

8 (2.9%)

Follow-up

183 (66.1%)

 Follow-up duration, median (range), months

32.1 (2.3–146.0)

  1. Values are presented as median (range) or as numbers (%)
  2. Abbreviations: EMR endoscopic mucosal resection, EMR-D EMR using a dual-channel endoscope, EMR-P endoscopic mucosal resection after precutting, Gr grade, NET neuroendocrine tumor