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Table 1 Characteristics and clinicopathological features of patients with endometrial cancer per LSR expression

From: Anti-lipolysis-stimulated lipoprotein receptor monoclonal antibody as a novel therapeutic agent for endometrial cancer

Characteristics

Low-LSR

High-LSR

p value

Number of cases

75

153

 

Age, years

57 (52–66)

62 (53–69)

0.15

BMI

21.8 (19.6–25.1)

22.0 (19.6–25.1)

0.77

Histological subtype

  

0.061

  Endometrioid, Grade 1

26 (34.7)

40 (26.1)

 

  Endometrioid, Grade 2

20 (26.7)

44 (28.8)

 

  Endometrioid, Grade 3

22 (29.3)

34 (22.2)

 

  Serous

7 (9.3)

35 (22.9)

 

FIGO stage

  

0.045

  I–II

57 (76.0)

96 (62.7)

 

  III–IV

18 (24.0)

57 (37.3)

 

Depth of myometrial invasion

   

   ≥ 50% of myometrium

29 (38.7)

73 (47.7)

0.20

   ≥ 75% of myometrium

18 (24.0)

57 (37.3)

0.045

Tumor involvement of adnexa or serosa

5 (6.7)

41 (26.8)

0.0002

LVSI

32 (42.7)

74 (48.4)

0.48

Lymph node metastasis

14 (18.7)

37 (24.2)

0.40

Distant metastasis

1 (1.3)

21 (13.7)

0.0016

  1. Number (% per group) or median (IQR; interquartile range) is shown
  2. Abbreviations: LSR Lipolysis-stimulated lipoprotein receptor, BMI body mass index, FIGO the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, and LVSI lymphovascular space invasion