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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Curr Pharm Des. 2014;20(11):1655–1663. doi: 10.2174/13816128113199990538

Table 3.

Characteristics of endometrial cancer cases with immunohistochemical loss of MLH1 and absence of MLH1 methylation (presumed Lynch Syndrome) that were incorrectly designated as sporadic by SGO criteria

Case Age at EC Diagnosis1 BMI DM2 Family History of EC Family History of CRC3 Meets Amsterdam II Criteria Tumor Location (Corpus or LUS4) FIGO Stage Tumor Grade Tumor Size (cm) Histology5 Depth of Uterine Wall Invasion
1 61 51.8 No Cousin age > 50 No No Corpus II 1 13 E > 50%
2 64 30.9 No No No No LUS II 1 3 C > 50%
3 71 38 Yes Mother unknown gyn cancer age > 50 No No Corpus IA 2 5.5 M < 50%
4 79 31 Yes No No No Corpus IIIC2 2 1.9 E > 50%
1

EC, endometrial cancer

2

DM, diabetes mellitus

3

CRC, colorectal cancer

4

LUS, lower uterine segment

5

E, endometrioid carcinoma; C, clear cell carcinoma; M, mixed endometrioid and sarcomatoid carcinoma