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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 21.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Gastroenterol. 2011 Jul 12;106(10):1822–1828. doi: 10.1038/ajg.2011.200

Table 1.

Clinical Characteristics by Mutation Status

Mutation Positive Mutation Negative P-value

Probands 113 (49%) 117 (51%)
  UCSF (%) 71 (56%) 55 (44%)
  UC (%) 42 (41%) 62 (59%)
Women (%) 73 (64%) 77 (65%) 0.89
Ethnicity
  Caucasian (%) 88 (46%) 102 (54%) 0.08
  African American (%) 9 (60%) 6 (40%) 0.43
  Other (%)* 17 (65%) 9 (35%) 0.09
CRC (% probands affected) 78 (69%) 67 (57%) 0.07
Mean age CRC (range in years) 43 (21–72) 50 (19–76) 0.0001
EC (% probands affected) 27 (23%) 15 (12%) 0.03
Mean age EC (range in years) 45 (29–60) 51 (32–88) 0.16
Other Lynch tumor (% probands affected) 17 (15%) 12 (10%) 0.32
hMLH1 47 (42%)
hMSH2 51 (45%)
hMSH6 15 (13%)
1st degree relatives
  CRC (% FDR affected**) 32% 17% 0.0001
  Mean age CRC (years) 47 53 0.001
  EC (% FDR affected) 13% 4% 0.0002
  Other Lynch tumor (% FDR affected) 9% 6% 0.07
2nd degree relative
  CRC (% SDR affected**) 18% 8% 0.0001
  Mean age CRC (years) 46 61 0.0001
  EC (% SDR affected) 8% 4% 0.06
  Other Lynch tumor (% SDR affected) 5% 3% 0.16

UCSF, University of California San Francisco; UC, University of Chicago; CRC, colorectal cancer; EC, endometrial cancer

*

Other includes 10 Hispanic and 16 Asian individuals

**

%FDR and %SDR is a measure of number of FDR or SDR affected family members divided by total FDR or SDR family members at risk to account for family size