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Table 1 The relationship between clinicopathological characteristics and mucinous adenocarcinoma in stage I colorectal cancer

From: Survival after curative resection for stage I colorectal mucinous adenocarcinoma

Variable

MAC (n = 58)

Non-MAC (n = 472)

p value

Sex

   

 Male

34 (58.6%)

255 (54.0%)

0.508

 Female

24 (41.4%)

217 (46.0%)

 

Age

   

 ≤ 65

40 (69.0%)

291 (61.7%)

0.278

 > 65

18 (31.0%)

181 (38.3%)

 

Preoperative CEA

   

 ≤ 5 ng/dL

53 (91.4%)

413 (87.5%)

0.393

 > 5 ng/dL

5 (8.6%)

59 (12.5%)

 

T classification

   

 1

8 (13.8%)

162 (34.3%)

0.002*

 2

50 (86.2%)

310 (65.7%)

 

Location

   

 Colon

24 (41.4%)

136 (28.8%)

0.049*

 Rectal

34 (58.6%)

336 (71.2%)

 

Size

   

 < 3 cm

28 (48.3%)

281 (59.5%)

0.101

 ≥ 3 cm

30 (51.7%)

191 (40.5%)

 

LVI

   

 (−)

54 (93.1%)

457 (96.8%)

0.151

 (+)

4 (6.9%)

15 (3.2%)

 

Less than 12 lymph nodes

   

 Yes

10 (17.2%)

87 (18.4%)

0.825

 No

48 (82.8%)

385 (81.6%)

 

dMMR

   

 Yes

7 (12.1%)

14 (3.0%)

0.001*

 No

51 (87.9%)

458 (97.0%)

 
  1. The bold and *  indicates p < 0.05
  2. MAC mucinous adenocarcinomas, CEA carcinoembryonic antigen, dMMR deficient mismatch repair