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. 2023 Apr 4;15(7):2149. doi: 10.3390/cancers15072149

Table 1.

Demography and clinicopathological characteristics of patients included in the study.

Variables N (%)
Control 5 (5.2)
Tumor 91 (94.8)
Gender
Male 85 (88.5)
Female 11 (11.5)
Age, yr, median ± SD (range) 73 ± 10.48 (43–95)
Followup (median ± SD, range), in months 46 ± 40.51 (2–125)
Molecular Subtypes
Luminal 65 (71.4)
Basal 19 (20.9)
Null 7 (7.7)
Histologic Subtype
UC-conventional 67 (73.6)
UC-with variant histology 24 (26.4)
Clinical Subtypes
NMIBC 66 (72.5)
MIBC 25 (27.5)
Tumor stage *
Ta 36 (39.5)
T1 30 (33.0)
T2-T4 25 (27.5)
Tumor Grade (WHO 2022)
High-grade 63 (69.2)
Low-grade 28 (30.8)
PD-L1 expression
High expression 36 (40)
Low expression 54 (60)
Risk categories **
Low 14 (15.4)
Intermediate 13 (14.3)
High 38 (41.8)
Very High 26 (28.6)
Recurrence event in NMIBC
Yes 36 (54.5)
No 30 (45.5)
Progression event in NMIBC
Yes 7 (10.6)
No 59 (89.4)
Survival (NMIBC and MIBC)
NED 34 (37.4)
AWD 3 (3.3)
DBC 26 (28.6)
DOC 28 (30.7)

* Stage category based on AJCC/TNM 2016 revision. ** Risk stratification system based on WHO 2004 grading. NED: No evidence of disease. AWD: Alive with disease. DBC: Died of bladder cancer. DOC: Dead of other causes.