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Table 6 Comparison of clinicopathological characteristics between duodenal and gastric GISTs

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

Characteristics

Duodenum (n = 300)

Stomach (n = 378)

P value

Age

  

0.791

  ≤ 60

161 (60.3%)

224 (59.3%)

 

  > 60

106 (39.7%)

154 (40.7%)

 

Gender

  

0.826

 Male

143 (49.1%)

189 (50.0%)

 

 Female

148 (50.9%)

189 (50.0%)

 

Tumor size

  

< 0.001

  ≤ 2 cm

34 (12.3%)

126 (33.5%)

 

 2–5 cm

135 (48.7%)

138 (36.7%)

 

 5–10 cm

73 (26.4%)

86 (22.9%)

 

  > 10 cm

35 (12.6%)

26 (6.9%)

 

Mitotic index

  

< 0.001

  ≤ 5

181 (75.4%)

225 (61.1%)

 

  > 5

59 (24.6%)

143 (38.9%)

 

Morphology

  

0.825

 Spindle

148 (92.5%)

341 (93.9%)

 

 Epithelioid

1 (0.6%)

2 (0.6%)

 

 Mixed

11 (6.9%)

20 (5.5%)

 

NIH risk category

  

< 0.001

 Very low

25 (9.7%)

105 (28.5%)

 

 Low

104 (40.3%)

97 (26.3%)

 

 Intermediate

2 (0.8%)

87 (23.6%)

 

 High

127 (49.2%)

80 (21.7%)

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