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Table 1 Association between clinicopathologic features and H. pylori status of 129 patients with de novo gastric diffuse large B-cell lymphoma

From: Prognostic significance of helicobacter pylori-infection in gastric diffuse large B-cell lymphoma

Patients

Number of patients n = 129(%)

H. pylori-negative n = 64 (%)

H. pylori-positive n = 65 (%)

p

Gender

 Female

66(51.2)

39(53.4)

27(48.2)

0.557

 Male

63(48.8)

34(46.6)

29(51.8)

Age, years

  < 60

73(56.6)

43(58.9)

30(53.6)

0.545

  ≥ 60

56(43.4)

30(41.1)

26(46.4)

Presence of B symptoms

 No

84(65.1)

43(58.9)

41(73.2)

0.091

 Yes

45(34.9)

30(41.1)

15(26.8)

Tumor sites

 Proximal

11(13.4)

7(17.1)

4(9.8)

0.331

 Distal

71(86.6)

34(82.9)

37(90.2)

Lugano stage

 I/II

88(66.7)

44(60.3)

44(78.6)

0.027

 IIE/IV

41(33.3)

29(39.7)

12(21.4)

IPI risk group

 Low (intermediate) risk

109(84.5)

57(78.1)

52(92.9)

0.022

 High (intermediate) risk

20(15.5)

16(21.9)

4(7.1)

ECOG

 0–1

117(90.7)

65(89.0)

52(92.9)

0.460

  ≥ 2

12(9.3)

8(11.0)

4(7.1)

Surgical treatment

 No

87(67.4)

43(58.9)

44(78.6)

0.018

 Yes

42(32.6)

30(41.1)

12(21.4)

Histological analyses

 non-GCB

56(70.0)

28(66.7)

28(73.7)

0.494

 GCB

24(30.0)

14(33.3)

10(26.3)

LDH

  < 220 U/L

92(71.3)

44(60.3)

48(85.7)

0.002

  ≥ 220 U/L

37(28.7)

29(39.7)

8(14.3)

  1. The P-values with statistical significance are shown in bold