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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: Differential effects of KRAS mutational status on long-term survival according to the timing of colorectal liver metastases

Characteristics

  

P-value

 

KRAS-wt (n = 63)

n (%)

KRAS-mut (n = 38)

n (%)

 

Sex, male/female

36/27 (57.1/42.9)

22/16 (57.9/42.1)

1.000

Median age (range) (years)

66 (33–83)

69 (35–82)

0.821

Primary tumor

 Right-sided/Left-sided/rectum

11/31/21 (17.5/49.2/33.3)

7/18/13 (18.4/47.4/34.2)

0.983

 pT1–3 / T4

36/27 (57.1/42.9)

23/15 (60.5/39.5)

0.738

 Node positive / node negative

48/15 (76.2/23.8)

30/8 (78.9/21.1)

0.811

Initial liver metastases

 Synchronous / metachronous diagnosis

34/29 (54.0/46.0)

22/16 (57.9/42.1)

0.837

Unilobar / bilobar

36/27 (57.1/42.9)

18/20 (47.4/52.6)

0.412

Mean number of tumors, (range)

3.7 (1–26)

3.6 (1–19)

0.910

Solitary / multiple metastases

23/40 (36.5/63.5)

12/26 (31.6/68.4)

0.670

Largest tumor’s mean size, cm,

3.8 (0.5–13)

3.5 (0.8–10)

0.531

Serum carcinoembryonic antigen (ng/mL), < 5 / ≥5

17/46 (27.0/73.0)

13/25 (34.2/65.8)

0.503

Hepatectomy, minor/major

43/20 (68.3/31.8)

27/11 (71.1/28.9)

0.827

Surgical margin, R0/R1

44/19 (69.8/30.2)

26/12 (68.4/31.6)

1.000

Preoperative chemotherapy, yes/no

37/26 (58.7/41.3)

23/15 (60.5/39.5)

1.000

Adjuvant chemotherapy, yes/no

41/22 (65.1/34.9)

25/13 (65.8/34.2)

1.000

  1. Values are number of patients or mean/median values, as indicated