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. 2011 Feb 22;104(6):921–926. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2011.46

Table 1. Distribution of clinico-pathological factors in 949 patients with endometrial carcinoma according to body mass index (BMI).

Variable Total no. of patients Median BMI Lean (%) Normal (%) Overweight (%) Obese (%) P-valuea
Age, quartiles b 949           0.002
 1 (age 26–58)   25.6 5 (2) 109 (45) 66 (27) 65 (27)  
 2 (age 58–66)   27.1 8 (3) 76 (32) 82 (34) 73 (31)  
 3 (age 66–74)   27.3 2 (1) 76 (31) 91 (37) 76 (31)  
 4 (age 74–95)   25.1 8 (4) 97 (44) 70 (32) 45 (21)  
               
Menopause c 949           0.116
 Pre/peri   26.1 1 (1) 54 (44) 31 (25) 38 (31)  
 Post   26.4 22 (3) 304 (37) 278 (34) 221 (27)  
               
FIGO stage 949           <0.0001
 I   26.6 10 (2) 246 (36) 224 (33) 197 (29)  
 II   27.3 3 (3) 30 (29) 45 (44) 26 (25)  
 III   24.4 7 (6) 55 (49) 30 (27) 21 (19)  
 IV   24.0 3 (6) 27 (49) 10 (18) 15 (27)  
               
Histological subtype 949            
 Endometrioid   26.6 16 (2) 297 (37) 269 (33) 229 (28) 0.030
 Non-endometrioid   25.1 7 (5) 61 (44) 40 (29) 30 (22)  
               
Grade d 905           0.174
 1 or 2   26.7 14 (2) 242 (36) 224 (34) 188 (28)  
 3   25.7 9 (4) 99 (42) 71 (30) 58 (25)  
               
PR 433           0.003e
 Positive   26.9          
 Negative   25.5          
               
ER 437           0.08e
 Positive   26.7          
 Negative   25.5          

Abbreviation: FIGO=International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics.

a

χ2-test when no other specified.

b

Truncated to closest integer.

c

Menopausal status was determined based on the information from the patient records.

d

Data missing for 44 patients.

e

Mann–Whitney U-test.