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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of study cohort

From: Impact of body mass index and fat distribution on sex steroid levels in endometrial carcinoma: a retrospective study

 

Total, n = 39

EEC, n = 25

NEEC, n = 14

p

Age (years)a

68 (50–88)

68 (50–85)

74,5 (54–82)

0.098

BMI (kg/m2)a

26.9 (20–51)

27.5 (20–51)

25.7 (22–37)

0.289

Follow-up (months)a

34 (1–168)

34 (1–88)

30 (2–168)

0.946

Hypertensionb

   

0.133

 Yes

17

9 (36%)

8 (62%)

 No

21

16 (64%)

5 (38%)

Diabetes mellitusb

   

0.825

 Yes

8 (21%)

5 (20%)

3 (23%)

 No

30 (79%)

20 (80%)

10 (77%)

Tumor grade

 1

4 (10%)

4 (16%)

  

 2

16 (41%)

16 (64%)

  

 3

19 (48%)

5 (20%)

14 (100%)

 

Histology

 Endometrioid

25 (64%)

25 (64%)

  

 Non-endometrioid

14 (36%)

 

14 (36%)

 

 Serous

2 (5%)

 

2 (5%)

 

 Clear cell

2 (5%)

 

2 (5%)

 

 Mixed

5 (13%)

 

5 (13%)

 

 Carcinosarcoma

5 (13%)

 

5 (13%)

 

FIGO stage

   

0.009*

 Early (I-II)

22 (56%)

18 (72%)

4 (29%)

 Advanced (III-IV)

17 (44%)

7 (28%)

10 (71%)

Recurrencec

   

0.041*

 Yes

13 (33%)

6 (24%)

7 (58%)

 No

24 (62%)

19 (76%)

5 (42%)

EC related death

   

0.542

 Yes

9 (23%)

5 (20%)

4 (29%)

 No

30 (77%)

20 (80%)

10 (71%)

  1. *significant result, a Median value (range) b data missing in one patient, c data missing in two patients