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. 2013 Sep 5;13:410. doi: 10.1186/1471-2407-13-410

Table 1.

Clinicopathological data of 270 patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma

Clinicopathological factor   No. of patients (%)
 
Total
270
Observation period (days)
61-2182 (average, 1253.79)
 
Age (years)
21 - 92 (average, 66.70)
 
Sex
Male
166 (61.48)
 
Female
104 (38.52)
Tumor size (mm)1
5-60 (average, 26.63)
 
 
≤20
86 (31.85)
 
21-30
97 (35.93)
 
31-40
62 (22.96)
 
>40
25 (9.26)
Tumor status2
T1
83 (30.74)
 
T2
123 (45.56)
 
T3
5 (1.85)
 
T4
59 (21.85)
Lymph node metastasis3
pN0
149 (55.19)
 
pN1
41 (15.18)
 
pN2
80 (29.63)
 
pN3
0 (0)
Histologic grade (YK4)4
1-3
115 (42.59)
 
4c-d
155 (57.41)
Surgical margin5
Negative
244 (90.37)
 
Positive
26 (9.63)
Primary site recurrence
Negative
240 (88.89)
 
Positive
30 (11.11)
Distant metastasis
Negative
256 (94.81)
 
Positive
14 (5.19)
Death outcome6
Alive
233 (86.30)
  Dead 37 (13.70)

1Major width of the tumor. 2Tumor (T) category according to the International Union Against Cancer (UICC) TNM classification of malignant tumors of the lip and oral cavity. 3Lymph node (pN) category determined by pathologic examination of a surgical specimen, according to the UICC TNM classification of malignant tumors of the lip and oral cavity. 4Histopathologic classification of oral squamous cell carcinoma (YK grade) according to Yamamoto et al., 1983 (10). 5Histological tumor status of the surgical margin. 6Death outcome from uncontrollable oral squamous cell carcinoma.