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. 2023 Dec 7;114(9):827–839. doi: 10.1159/000535385

Table 2.

Association between circulating Treg levels and clinical characteristics in patients with GEP-NETs

Characteristic Treg level (%) p value
median IQR
Gender
 Female 8.140 7.160–9.930 0.4718
 Male 8.420 7.353–9.823
Age
 0–50 years 8.470 7.450–9.905 0.1444
 Over 50 years 8.040 7.040–9.870
Functionality
 No 8.090 7.165–9.600 0.0053
 Yes 9.400 8.290–12.96
Primary sites
 Pancreas 9.405 8.115–11.15 0.0008
 GI tract 8.020 7.020–9.480
Grade
 G1 7.660 7.058–8.535 0.1293
 G2 8.300 7.240–9.935 0.0860
 G3 9.695 7.868–11.71 0.0190
Burden of liver metastases
 <25% 8.250 7.103–9.620 0.9410
 25–50% 8.165 7.413–9.633 0.5460
 >50% 9.070 7.310–10.38 0.3228
TNM stage
 I/II 7.390 6.703–7.995 0.0003
 III/IV 8.460 7.450–10.06
Lymph node metastases, n
 No 8.015 7.148–9.305 0.0576
 Yes 8.370 7.390–10.74
Lung metastases, n
 No 8.250 7.165–9.775 0.4148
 Yes 8.705 7.788–11.36
Liver metastases, n
 No 7.310 6.195–7.995 <0.0001
 Yes 8.480 7.550–10.07
Bone metastases, n
 No 8.195 7.288–9.508 0.1477
 Yes 9.200 7.160–11.11
Other metastases, n
 No 8.210 7.135–9.645 0.1279
 Yes 8.855 7.640–11.32

Other metastases include the brain, kidney, ovary, enterocoelia, pelvic cavity, etc.