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. 2023 Aug 28;11(3):54. doi: 10.3390/medsci11030054

Table 1.

Demographic and clinicopathologic characteristics of US patients with a GIST diagnosis between 2000 and 2017.

Characteristics
N= %
Total 2374 100.00
Gender
Female 1179 49.66
Male 1195 50.34
Age at diagnosis, y.o.
0–39 108 4.55
40–59 736 31.00
60–79 1267 53.37
80+ 263 11.08
Race
Non-Hispanic White 1334 56.19
Non-Hispanic Black 466 19.63
Hispanic 279 11.75
Other 295 12.43
Cancer site
Colon 40 1.68
Esophagus 10 0.42
Stomach 1560 65.71
Rectum 39 1.64
Small intestine 706 29.74
Other 19 0.80
Tumor stage
Localized 1910 80.45
Regional via direct extension only 204 8.59
Regional lymph nodes involved only 22 0.93
Regional via both direct extension and lymph node involvement 13 0.55
Distant 224 9.44
Living area
Counties in metropolitan areas of 1 million persons 1390 58.55
Counties in metropolitan areas of 250,000 to 1 million persons 592 24.94
Counties in metropolitan areas of 250,000 persons 134 5.64
Nonmetropolitan counties adjacent to a metropolitan area 163 6.87
Nonmetropolitan counties not adjacent to a metropolitan area 95 4.00
Income per year
USD < 35,000 46 1.94
USD 35,000–44,999 166 6.99
USD 45,000–54,999 346 14.57
USD 55,000–64,999 563 23.72
USD 65,000–74,999 496 20.89
USD 75,000+ 757 31.89
Marital status
Married 1376 57.96
Single 397 16.72
Divorced/separated 237 9.98
Widowed 258 10.87
Unknown 106 4.47
Radiation
No 2370 99.83
Yes 4 0.17
Chemotherapy
No 1521 64.07
Yes 853 35.93
Year of diagnosis
2010 186 7.83
2011 209 8.80
2012 278 11.71
2013 267 11.25
2014 307 12.93
2015 333 14.03
2016 386 16.26
2017 408 17.19