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. 2011 Jun 23;102(9):1734–1741. doi: 10.1111/j.1349-7006.2011.01988.x

Table 3.

 Clinicopathological characteristics of the small‐cell variant of mantle cell lymphoma compared with those of classical and aggressive mantle cell lymphoma

Small‐MCL Classical MCL Aggressive MCL P value (small vs classical)
Total no. patients 15 151 44
Age 64.47 ± 9.53  66.04 ± 20.82 68.11 ± 20.28 0.564
Sex (n) 15 151 44 0.7205
 Male 12 126 32
 Female  3  25 12
IPI score (n) 15 106 36 0.1045
 High/high–intermediate 10 (67)  46 (43) 27 (75)
Lymphadenopathy (n) 15 151 44 0.2621
 No  7 (47)  34 (23)  1 (2)
Hepatomegaly (n) 15 117 39 0.0563
 Yes  4 (27)  11 (9) 11 (28)
Splenomegaly (n) 15 117 39 <0.0001
 Yes 12 (80)  32 (27) 20 (51)
BM involvement (n) 15 114 34 0.0443
 Yes 12 (80)  53 (47) 19 (56)
Leukemic change (n)  5 117 41 0.1245
 Yes  7 (47)  33 (28) 17 (42)
Gut involvement (n) 12  99 34 1
 Yes  7 (47)  43 (43)  8 (24)
Growth pattern (n) 13 136 42 1
 Diffuse 10 (77)  48 (35) 38 (91)
 Mantle zone  3 (23)  18 (13)  0 (0)
Ki‐67‐index
n 12 103 30 <0.0001
 Mean ± 2 SD 12.5 ± 17.3  25.2 ± 25.5 73.7 ± 28.9
CCND1‐index
n 15 149 44 0.2445
 Mean ± 2 SD 53.1 ± 30.4  58.1 ± 36.7 80.1 ± 27.8

Data are shown as the mean ± 2 SD or the number of patients in each group, with percentages in parentheses, as appropriate. MCL, mantle cell lymphoma; IPI, International Prognostic Index; CCND1, cyclin D1.