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. 2012 Aug;53(4):328–335. doi: 10.3325/cmj.2012.53.328

Table 5.

Characteristics of patients with colorectal cancer (CRC) and microsatellite instability (MSI)

Patient Sex Age at CRC diagnosis Colorectal tumors Location of CRC Tumor node metastases stage, grade Family history of HNPCC* related cancer Revised Bethesda criteria met Histology suggestible for MSI
1
m
44
1
rectum
T2N0M0,GI
no
B1, B3
yes
2
f
64
1
ascending colon
T2N0M0,GIII
yes
B4
yes
3
m
68
1
rectum
T3N1M0,GII
yes
B4
yes
4
m
72
2
cecum and rectum
T2N0M0,GII
T3N0M0,GIII
no
B2
no
5
m
52
1
cecum
T4bN2M0,GII
yes
B3
yes
6
m
56
1
rectum
T3N0M0, GII
yes
B3,B4
yes
7
m
64
1
cecum
T2N0M0,GI
yes
B4
yes
8
f
63
1
cecum
T2N1M0, GII
yes
B5
yes
9
m
41
1
rectum
T1N0M0GIII
yes
B1,B3,B5
no
10
m
58
1
ascending colon
T3N0M0, GII
no
B3
no
11
m
66
1
descending colon
T1N0M0, GII
yes
B5
no
12
m
57
1
rectum
T3N1M0, GII
no
B3
yes
13
m
57
1
ascending colon
T3N1M0, GIII
no
B3
yes
14
m
59
1
sigmoid colon
T4aN0M0, GII
no
B3
yes
15
m
59
1
descending colon
T2N0M0,GI
yes
B4,B3
yes
16
f
70
1
transverse colon
T3N0M0, GII
no
-
no
17
f
76
1
ascending colon
T4bN1M1,GII
no
-
no
18
m
71
1
rectum
T3N1M0, GI
no
-
no
19 m 68 1 ascending colon T3N0M0,GII no - no

*HNPCC – hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer.