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. 2023 May 26;109(8):2344–2358. doi: 10.1097/JS9.0000000000000483

Table 2.

Clinicopathological characteristics of involved colon cancer patients.

LCC patients (n=121) RCC patients (n=121) P
Age (years), means±SD 61.16±12.369 61.61±13.291 0.783
Gender, n (%) 0.156
 Male 81 (66.9%) 91 (75.2%)
 Female 40 (33.1%) 30 (24.8%)
Tumor size, n (%) 0.047 *
 <5 cm 83 (68.6%) 68 (56.2%)
 ≥5 cm 38 (31.4%) 53 (43.8%)
Tumor differentiation, n (%) 0.938
 Well 24 (19.8%) 12 (9.9%)
 Moderate 63 (52.1%) 85 (70.2%)
 Poor 34 (28.1%) 24 (19.8%)
DNA mismatch repair, n (%) 0.123
 dMMR 16 (13.2%) 25 (20.7%)
 pMMR 105 (86.8%) 96 (79.3%)
T stage, n (%) 0.525
 T1 9 (7.4%) 11 (9.1%)
 T2 20 (16.5%) 23 (19.0%)
 T3 73 (60.3%) 69 (57.0%)
 T4 19 (15.7%) 18 (14.9%)
N stage, n (%) 0.032 *
 N0 37 (30.6%) 55 (45.5%)
 N1 52 (43.0%) 41 (33.9%)
 N2 32 (26.4%) 25 (20.7%)
AJCC stage, n (%) 0.021 *
 I 21 (17.4%) 27 (22.3%)
 II 31 (25.6%) 45 (37.2%)
 III 69 (57.0%) 49 (40.5%)
Venous invasion, n (%) 0.556
 Negative 88 (72.7%) 92 (76.0%)
 Positive 33 (27.3%) 29 (24.0%)
Perineural Invasion, n (%) 0.593
 Negative 79 (65.3%) 75 (62.0%)
 Positive 42 (34.7%) 46 (38.0%)
Tumor budding, n (%) 0.686
 Negative 23 (19.0%) 15 (12.4%)
 Weak 57 (47.1%) 73 (60.3%)
 Moderate 27 (22.3%) 28 (23.1%)
 Strong 14 (11.6%) 5 (4.1%)

*P<0.05.