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. 2009 Sep 8;101(6):1011–1018. doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6605266

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
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.

a

The whole stomach shows shorter survival than does the antrum, body, and cardia separately.