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Table 3 The relationships between the myxoid stroma and clinicopathological characteristics analyzed using χ2 and Fisher’s exact tests

From: Myxoid stroma is associated with postoperative relapse in patients with stage II colon cancer

 

Myxoid

  

Myxoid

 

Absent (%)

Present (%)

p value

 

Absent (%)

Present (%)

p value

Gender)

   

Lymphatic invasion

   

 Female

62 (45)

13 (41)

0.7

 Absent

87 (64)

17 (53)

0.36

 Male

75 (55)

19 (59)

 Present

50 (36)

15 (47)

Age

   

Vessel invasion

   

  < 70

53 (39)

16 (50)

0.32

 Absent

61 (45)

10 (31)

0.23

  ≥ 70

84 (61)

16 (50)

 Present

76 (55)

22 (69)

Serum CEA value

   

Tumor budding

   

  < 5

85 (62)

21 (66)

0.84

 Grade 1

100 (73)

6 (19)

< 0.001

  ≥ 5

52 (38)

11 (34)

 Grade 2, 3

37 (27)

26 (81)

Serum CA19–9 value

   

Surgical margin

   

  < 37

116 (85)

27 (84)

0.26

 Negative

133 (97)

31 (97)

1*

  ≥ 37

21 (15)

5 (16)

 Positive

4 (3)

1 (3)

Tumor location

   

Examined lymph node

  

 Right

72 (53)

16 (50)

0.85

  < 12

42 (31)

12 (38)

0.53

 Left

65 (47)

16 (50)

  ≥ 12

95 (69)

20 (62)

Tumor size (cm)

   

Obstruction/perforation

  

  < 5

63 (46)

18 (56)

0.33

 Absent

128 (93)

29 (91)

0.7*

  ≥ 5

74 (54)

14 (44)

 Present

9 (7)

3 (9)

Differentiation

   

Glucose tolerance

   

 Well, moderately, pap

121 (88)

29 (91)

1*

 Normal

95 (69)

25 (78)

0.39

 Por, Muc, Sig

16 (12)

3 (9)

 Abnormality

42 (31)

7 (22)

Tumor depth

   

Tumor relapse

   

 pT3

118 (86)

26 (81)

0.58

 Absent

129 (94)

17 (53)

< 0.001

 pT4

19 (14)

6 (19)

 Present

8 (6)

15 (47)

  1. *Fisher’s exact tests