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Table 2 Comparison of clinicopathological factors of duodenal GISTs according to surgical procedure

From: Clinicopathological features, surgical strategy and prognosis of duodenal gastrointestinal stromal tumors: a series of 300 patients

Characteristics

Limited resection (n = 200)

Pancreaticoduodenectomy (n = 77)

P value

Age

  

0.782

  ≤ 60

101 (60.5%)

48 (62.3%)

 

  > 60

66 (39.5%)

29 (37.7%)

 

Gender

  

0.205

 Male

100 (51.3%)

32 (42.7%)

 

 Female

95 (48.7%)

43 (57.3%)

 

Anatomical location

  

< 0.001

 Superior portion

37 (19.7%)

3 (5.1%)

 

 Descending portion

73 (38.8%)

52 (88.1%)

 

 Horizontal portion

56 (29.8%)

4 (6.8%)

 

 Ascending portion

22 (11.7%)

0

 

Tumor size

  

< 0.001

  ≤ 2 cm

28 (15.1%)

3 (4.1%)

 

 2–5 cm

102 (54.8%)

25 (33.8%)

 

 5–10 cm

37 (19.9%)

32 (43.2%)

 

  > 10 cm

19 (10.2%)

14 (18.9%)

 

Mitotic index

  

< 0.001

  ≤ 5

144 (83.2%)

32 (52.5%)

 

  > 5

29 (16.8%)

29 (47.5%)

 

Morphology

  

0.146

 Spindle

100 (94.3%)

39 (86.7%)

 

 Epithelioid

0

1 (2.2%)

 

 Mixed

6 (5.7%)

5 (11.1%)

 

NIH risk category

  

< 0.001

 Very low

23 (12.8%)

2 (2.8%)

 

 Low

87 (48.6%)

15 (21.1%)

 

 Intermediate

2 (1.1%)

0

 

 High

67 (37.4%)

54 (76.1%)

 

Neoadjuvant therapy

  

0.472

 No

194 (97.0%)

73 (94.8%)

 

 Yes

6 (3.0%)

4 (5.2%)

 

Adjuvant therapy

  

0.362

 No

165 (82.5%)

67 (87.0%)

 

 Yes

35 (17.5%)

10 (13.0%)

 
  1. GIST: gastrointestinal stromal tumor; NIH: National Institutes of Health