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Table 1 Characteristics of index colorectal cancer among SPCRC patients according to prior tumor location

From: The risk and survival outcome of subsequent primary colorectal cancer after the first primary colorectal cancer: cases from 1973 to 2012

Variable

RCC (n = 2572)

LCC (n = 3166)

ReC (n = 963)

P

Age at diagnosis

   

< 0.0001

 median (range)

70 (14–97)

68 (27–96)

67 (22–96)

 

  ≤ 50

194 (7.5)

209 (6.6)

71 (7.4)

 

 51–60

339 (13.2)

568 (17.9)

204 (21.2)

 

 61–70

776 (30.2)

1095 (34.6)

324 (33.6)

 

 71–80

883 (34.3)

997 (31.5)

270 (28.0)

 

  ≥ 81

380 (14.8)

297 (9.4)

94 (9.8)

 

Year of diagnosis

   

0.158

 1973–1985

1273 (49.5)

1676 (53.0)

485 (50.4)

 

 1986–1995

886 (33.7)

1008 (31.8)

332 (34.5)

 

 1996–2005

433 (16.8)

482 (15.2)

146 (15.1)

 

Race

   

0.007

 white

2218 (86.2)

2729 (86.2)

828 (86.0)

 

 Black

214 (8.3)

211 (6.7)

62 (6.4)

 

 Others

140 (5.5)

206 (7.1)

73 (7.6)

 

Gender

   

<0.0001

 Female

1347 (52.4)

1389 (43.9)

402 (41.7)

 

 Male

1225 (47.6)

1777 (56.1)

561 (58.3)

 

Stage

   

<0.0001

 Localized

1008 (39.2)

1408 (44.4)

554 (57.5)

 

 Regional

1395 (54.2)

1544 (48.8)

338 (35.1)

 

 Distant

112 (4.4)

132 (4.2)

17 (1.8)

 

 Unknown

57 (2.2)

82 (2.6)

54 (5.6)

 

Tumor grade

   

<0.0001

 Grade I

307 (11.9)

438 (13.8)

123 (12.8)

 

 Grade II

1302 (50.6)

1797 (56.8)

535 (55.6)

 

 Grade III

537 (20.9)

357 (11.3)

116 (12.0)

 

 Unknown

426 (16.6)

574 (18.1)

189 (19.6)

 
  1. Abbreviations: SPCRC Subsequent primary colorectal cancer, RCC Right colon cancer, LCC Left colon cancer, ReC Rectal cancer