Table 1. Clinicopathological and univariate survival data of 221 patients with gastric cancer.
All cases n=221 (%) | Survival P-value | All cases n=221 (%) | Survival P-value | ||
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Gender | pT status | ||||
Male | 142 (64) | 0.49 | pT1 | 14 (6) | <0.001 |
Female | 79 (36) | pT2 | 86 (39) | ||
pT3 | 110 (50) | ||||
Age | pT4 | 11 (5) | |||
Median (range) | 71 (34–96) | ||||
pN status | |||||
Age categories (years) | pN0 | 67 (30) | <0.001 | ||
<50 | 12 (5) | 0.15 | pN1 | 96 (43) | |
50–70 | 80 (36) | pN2 | 44 (20) | ||
⩾70 | 129 (58) | pN3 | 14 (6) | ||
Tumour type | pM status | ||||
Intestinal | 147 (67) | 0.54 | pM0 | 201 (91) | 0.07 |
Diffuse | 44 (20) | pM1 | 8 (4) | ||
Mixed | 30 (14) | Missing | 12 (5) | ||
Tumour location | Clinical stage | ||||
Cardia | 43 (20) | 0.04 a | I | 45 (20) | <0.001 |
Body | 53 (24) | II | 52 (24) | ||
Antrum | 93 (42) | III | 85 (39) | ||
Whole stomach | 5 (2) | IV | 27 (12) | ||
Missing | 27 (12) | Missing | 12 (5) |
Significant correlations are in bold.
The whole stomach shows shorter survival than does the antrum, body, and cardia separately.