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Table 1 Characteristics with malignant ovarian germ cell tumor patients

From: Nomograms to predict the prognosis in malignant ovarian germ cell tumors: a large cohort study

Variables

Training cohort No. (%)

External validation cohort No. (%)

P-value

Total

1401

121

 

Age (years)

  

0.066

  ≤ 27

942 (67.24%)

70 (57.85%)

 

 28–38

304 (21.70%)

37 (30.58%)

 

  ≥ 39

155 (11.06%)

14 (11.57%)

 

Tumor size (mm)

  

0.863

  ≤ 130

533 (38.04%)

47 (38.84%)

 

 131–175

367 (26.20%)

29 (23.97%)

 

  ≥ 176

501 (35.76%)

45 (37.19%)

 

FIGO Stage

  

0.537

 FIGO Stage I

964 (68.81%)

81 (66.94%)

 

 FIGO Stage II

99 (7.07%)

12 (9.92%)

 

 FIGO Stage III

264 (18.84%)

24 (19.83%)

 

 FIGO Stage IV

74 (5.28%)

4 (3.31%)

 

Laterality

  

0.482

 Only one side

1349 (96.29%)

119 (98.35%)

 

 Both sides

48 (3.43%)

2 (1.65%)

 

 Unkown

4 (0.29%)

0 (0.00%)

 

Histological subtype

  

0.016

 Dysgerminoma

405 (28.91%)

38 (31.40%)

 

 Yolk sac tumor

207 (14.78%)

19 (15.70%)

 

 Teratocarcinoma

771 (55.03%)

63 (52.07%)

 

 Non-gestational choriocarcinoma

18 (1.28%)

1 (0.83%)

 

Grade

  

0.941

 Grade I

120 (8.57%)

9 (7.44%)

 

 Grade II

172 (12.28%)

16 (13.22%)

 

 Grade III

216 (15.42%)

18 (14.88%)

 

 Grade IV

91 (6.50%)

6 (4.96%)

 

 Unkown

802 (57.24%)

72 (59.50%)

 

Surgery

  

0.117

 No

13 (0.93%)

3 (2.48%)

 

 Local resection

724 (51.68%)

69 (57.02%)

 

 Debulking or cytoreductive surgery or pelvic exenteration

664 (47.39%)

49 (40.50%)

 

Radiation

  

0.559

 No

1391 (99.29%)

119 (98.35%)

 

 Yes

10 (0.71%)

2 (1.65%)

 

Chemotherapy

  

0.568

 No

593 (42.33%)

55 (45.45%)

 

 Yes

808 (57.67%)

66 (54.55%)

 
  1. FIGO Federation International of Gynecology and Obstetrics