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Table 1 Patient’s characteristics and pathological findings

From: Clinical significance of L-type amino acid transporter 1 expression as a prognostic marker and potential of new targeting therapy in biliary tract cancer

Characteristic

All patients (n = 139)

EHCC (n = 89)

GB (n = 30)

IHCC (n = 20)

Control (n = 16)

No. of patients

%

No. of patients

%

No. of patients

%

No. of patients

%

No. of patients

%

Median age (years)

71

71

74

64

62

Male

86

61.8

65

73.0

8

26.7

13

65.0

NA

R0 resection

67

48.2

38

42.7

19

47.4

10

50.0

NA

Poorly differentiated

33

23.7

18

20.2

3

10.0

12

60.0

NA

Lymphatic permeation

111

79.8

74

83.1

23

76.7

14

70.0

NA

Vascular invasion

93

66.9

66

74.1

16

53.3

12

60.0

NA

Lymph node metastases

62

44.6

41

46.1

11

36.7

10

50.0

NA

UICC p-stage

     

 1

40

28.7

23

25.8

12

40.0

5

25.0

NA

 2

70

50.4

49

55.1

12

40.0

9

45.0

 3

16

11.5

8

9.0

5

16.7

3

15.0

 4

13

9.4

9

10.1

1

3.3

3

15.0

Papillary morphology

32

23.0

13

14.6

18

60.0

1

5.0

NA

Adjuvant chemotherapy

51

36.7

34

38.2

8

26.7

9

45.0

NA

CEA (high)

65

46.7

46

51.7

12

40.0

7

35.0

NA

CA19-9 (high)

66

47.5

44

49.4

12

40.0

10

50.0

NA

LAT1 (high)

89

64.0

59

66.3

18

60.0

12

60.0

0

0.0%

Ki-67 (high)

62

44.6

43

48.3

13

43.3

6

30.0

0

0.0%

CD34 (high)

69

49.6

46

51.7

14

46.7

9

45.0

0

0.0%

p53 (positive)

71

51.1

44

49.4

20

66.7

7

35.0

0

0.0%

  1. Abbreviation: EHCC Extrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, GB Gallbladder carcinoma, IHCC Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, UICC International union against cancer, p-stage Pathological stage, CEA Carcinoembryonic antigen, LAT1 L-type amino acid transporter 1, NA Not applicable.