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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: The prognostic impact of lung adenocarcinoma predominance classification relating to pathological factors in lobectomy, the Japanese Joint Committee of Lung Cancer Registry Database in 2010

n

2,863

Age, mean ± SD

66.71 ± 9.149

Sex (male), n (%)

1,478 (51.6%)

Smoking history, n (%)

1,471 / 2,779 (52.9%)

Procedure, n (%)

 Lobectomy

2,863 (100%)

 Operation time (min.), mean ± SD

205.3 ± 66.89

Histological subtype, n (%)

 AIS

135 (4.7%)

 MIA

175 (6.1%)

 Invasive adenocarcinoma

2,506 (87.5%)

 Lepidic

521 (18.2%)

 Acinar

537 (18.8%)

 Papillary

1,161 (40.6%)

 Micropapillary

63 (2.2%)

  Solid

224 (7.8%)

  Variants

47 (1.6%)

Invasion

 Lymph vessel invasion ( ±), n (%)

777 / 1,785 (30.3%)

 Vascular invasion ( ±), n (%)

695 / 1,875 (27.0%)

 Pleural invasion ( ±), n (%)

691 / 2,156 (24.3%)

 EGFR status ( ±), n (%)

641 / 783 (45.0%)

 Adjuvant chemotherapy ( ±), n (%)

1,017 / 1,820 (35.8%)

Clinical stage, n (%)

 Stage IA

1732 (60.5%)

 Stage IB

749 (26.2%)

 Stage IIA

190 (6.6%)

 Stage IIB

83 (2.9%)

 Stage IIIA

98 (3.4%)

Pathological stage, n (%)

 Stage IA

1,426 (49.8%)

 Stage IB

732 (25.6%)

 Stage IIA

260 (9.1%)

 Stage IIB

110 (3.8%)

 Stage IIIA

314 (11.0%)

  1. AIS Adenocarcinoma in situ, MIA Minimally invasive adenocarcinoma, SD standard deviation, Min Minutes