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Table 5 Patient characteristics

From: Clinicopathological and prognostic evaluations of anorectal cancer after fecal diversion for patients with Crohn’s disease

 

Diverted anorectal cancer (n = 10)

Non-diverted anorectal cancer (n = 31)

p

Sex, male/female

5/5

8/23

0.229

Age at diagnosis with CD (years)

18 (9–30)

23 (11–47)

0.098

Site of CD, colic/ileocolic

2/8

4/27

0.585

Type of CD perforative, n (%)

8 (80)

25 (80.6)

0.865

Smoking, n (%)

3 (30)

8 (38)

0.797

Biologic administration, n (%)

2 (20)

17 (54.8)

0.057

Immunomodulator administration, n (%)

2 (20)

12 (38.7)

0.283

Surveillance biopsy for anorectal lesion, n (%)

1 (10)

3 (9.6)

1

Tumor site, n (%)

  

0.953

Anorectum

7(70)

22(71)

 

Perianal

3(30)

9(29)

 

Cancer diagnosis

  

0.237

Preoperative biopsy

7

27

 

During operation

2

2

 

Resected specimen

1

2

 

Maximum tumor size (mm)

65 (12–130)

51 (8–85)

0.148

T category

  

0.185

0/1/2/3/4

0/1/0/4/5

1/4/4/12/10

 

N category

  

0.453

0/1/2

6/2/2

22/3/6

 

Lymphatic vessel invasion ± 

5/5

9/22

0.226

Vascular invasion ± 

6/4

11/20

0.187

muc component ± 

8/2

18/13

0.256

por component ± 

4/6

9/22

0.093

Radial margin ± 

6/4

15/16

0.588

UICC TNM stage

  

0.105

0/I/II/III/IV

0/1/5/2/2

1/7/14/9/ 0

 

Recurrence or remnant of cancer ±

9/1

10/21

0.003*

Observation time after APR (months)

28 (12–151)

47 (1–216)

 
  1. Continuous variables are indicated as median (range)
  2. APR abdominoperineal resection, CD Crohn's disease, muc mucinous adenocarcinoma, por poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma, sig signet ring cell carcinoma