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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics and URG4 expression in the cervical cancer patients

From: URG4 overexpression is correlated with cervical cancer progression and poor prognosis in patients with early-stage cervical cancer

 

Number of cases (%)

Age, years

 

≥42

93 (55.7)

<42

74 (44.3)

Squamous cell carcinoma antigen, ng/ml

≤1.5

97 (58.1)

>1.5

51 (30.5)

No test

19 (11.4)

FIGO stage

 

Ib1

68 (40.7)

Ib2

59 (35.3)

IIa1

38 (22.8)

IIa2

2 (1.2)

Tumour size, cm

 

<4

106 (63.5)

≥4

61 (36.5)

Histological type

 

Squamous cell carcinoma

153 (91.6)

Adeno cell carcinoma

14 (8.4)

Histological differentiation

 

Well

8 (4.8)

Moderate

66 (39.5)

Poor

93 (55.7)

Deep stromal invasion

 

No

67 (40.1)

Yes

100 (59.9)

Lymphovascular space involvement

 

No

160 (95.8)

Yes

7 (4.2)

Positive parametrium

 

No

162 (97)

Yes

5 (2.4)

Positive surgical margin

 

No

164 (98.2)

Yes

3 (1.8)

Vaginal involvement

 

No

157 (94.0)

Yes

10 (6.0)

T classification

 

T1b1

113 (67.7)

T1b2

39 (23.4)

T2a

9 (5.4)

T2b

4 (2.4)

T4

2 (1.2)

N classification

 

N0

140 (83.8)

N1

27 (16.2)

M classification

 

No

160 (95.8)

Yes

7 (4.2)

Concurrent chemotherapy and radiotherapy

 

No

59 (62.1)

Yes

36 (37.9)

Radiotherapy

 

No

49 (68.1)

Yes

23 (31.9)

Recurrence

 

No

148 (88.6)

Yes

19 (11.4)

Vital status (at follow-up)

 

Alive

155 (92.8)

Dead

12 (7.2)

URG4 expression

 

Low or no expression

108 (64.7)

High expression

59 (35.3)

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