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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jul 8.
Published in final edited form as: Gynecol Oncol. 2023 Jan 13;170:77–83. doi: 10.1016/j.ygyno.2022.12.024

Table 1.

Demographic and clinicopathologic characteristics of study cohort.*

N (%)

Age at diagnosis (years) <60 16 (23)
60–75 40 (56)
>75 15 (21)
Race White 66 (93)
Black 3 (4)
Other 2 (3)
BMI (kg/m2) <25 21 (30)
25–30 16 (23)
>30 32 (46)
Menopausal status Premenopausal 1 (1)
Postmenopausal 69 (97)
Unknown 1 (1)
Tobacco use Never 54 (76)
Current 4 (6)
Former 10 (14)
History of HRT use Yes 6 (8)
History of OCP use Yes 7 (10)
Medical comorbidities
>2 comorbidities 24 (34)
History of diabetes 14 (20)
History of hypertension 38 (54)
History of renal disease 3 (4)
History of pulmonary disease 10 (14)
Type of surgery
Open 22 (31)
Laparoscopic 46 (65)
LAVH/TVH 3 (4)
Histology
Pure clear cell 39 (55)
Mixed clear cell 32 (45)
p53 mutation
Yes 16 (23)
No 16 (23)
Not assessed 39 (55)
LVSI Positive 22 (31)
Peritoneal cytology
Negative 58 (87)
Atypical 2 (3)
Positive 7 (10.0)
FIGO stage
IA 54 (76)
IB 12 (17)
II 5 (7)
Lymph node assessment 63 (88.7)
Sentinel LN 22 (31)
Pelvic LN 63 (89)
Assessed ≥ 4 pelvic LN 51 (72)
Assessed ≥ 3 para-aortic LN 16 (23)
Adjuvant therapy Any 58 (82)
Chemotherapy 43 (61)
Radiation therapy 50 (70)
Both 35 (49)
Type of chemotherapy
Carboplatin/taxane 41 (95)
Carboplatin alone 1 (2)
Cisplatin (chemosensitizing) 1 (2)
Type of radiation therapy
VBT 32 (64)
EBRT 2 (4)
VBT and EBRT 16 (32)
Recurrence
Local 1 (1)
Regional 3 (4)
Distant 3 (4)
Cause of death
Uterine cancer 4 (6)
Other 3 (4)
Unknown 2 (3)
*

Categories may not sum to 100% due to missing data.