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Table 1 Association of squamous differentiation with clinical and pathological characteristics

From: Squamous differentiation in patients with superficial bladder urothelial carcinoma is associated with high risk of recurrence and poor survival

Characteristic

 

Total

Squamous differentiation-negative

Squamous differentiation-positive

p value

Cases, n (%)

 

1676 (100)

1449 (86)

227 (14)

 

Mean age (range),years

 

66.4 (24–92)

66.5 (26–92)

65.4 (24–90)

0.150

Gender, n (%)

M

1376 (82)

1186 (82)

190 (84)

0.499

F

300 (18)

263 (18)

37 (16)

M:F

5:1

5:1

5:1

Tumor grade, n (%)

Low

685 (41)

608 (42)

77 (34)

0.022

High

991 (59)

841 (58)

150 (66)

Tumor multiplicity, n (%)

No

946 (56)

834 (58)

112 (49)

0.02

Yes

730 (44)

615 (42)

115 (51)

Tumor size (cm), n (%)

<3

1089 (65)

939 (65)

150 (66)

0.708

≥3

587 (35)

510 (35)

77 (34)

Lymphovascular invasion, n (%)

No

1488 (89)

1328 (92)

160 (70)

<0.001

Yes

188 (11)

121 (8)

67 (30)

Recurrence, n (%)

No

1245 (74)

1090 (75)

155 (68)

0.026

Yes

431 (26)

359 (25)

72 (32)

  1. M male; F female