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. 2013 Dec 30;13:616. doi: 10.1186/1471-2407-13-616

Table 1.

Patient characteristics: Immunohistochemical staining for oestrogen receptors (ER) (ER alpha, ER beta) and progesterone receptors (PR) (PR-A and PR-B) were performed and analysed as previously published by our research group[25]

Grade (%) 1 147 (51.2)
(n = 287)
2
93 (32.4)
 
3
47 (16.4)
FIGO stage (%)
I
219 (75.0)
(n = 292)
II
21 (7.2)
 
III
44 (15.1)
 
IV
8 (2.7)
Histology (%)
Endometrioid
212 (72.6)
(n = 292)
Serous
23 (7.9)
 
Clear cell
5 (1.7)
 
Mucinous
12 (4.1)
 
Squamous cell
1 (0.3)
 
Mixed
34 (11.6)
 
Undifferentiated
5 (1.7)
Patient age ± sem [y] (range)
 
65.1 ± 0.6 (35.6-88.1)
Deaths (%)
 
160 (54.8)
Survival ± sem [y] (95% CI)
 
13.6 ± 0.5 (12.6-14.6)
Follow up ± sem [y] (95% CI)
 
13.8 ± 0.3 (13.1-14.5)
Glycodelin (%) (n = 291)
Low
79 (27.1)
 
Intermediate
152 (52.2)
 
High
60 (20.6)
Glycodelin A (%) (n = 289)
Low
82 (28.4)
 
Intermediate
181 (62.6)
 
High
26 (9.0)
ER alpha (%) (n = 292)
Positive
133 (45.5)
ER beta (%) (n = 292)
Positive
40 (13.7)
PRA (%) (n = 292)
Positive
121 (41.4)
PRB (%) (n = 292)
Positive
134 (45.9)
Co-morbidities
Hypertension (%)
116 (39.7)
 
Diabetes (%)
33 (11.3)
 
Obesity (%)
89 (30.5)
Lymphangiosis (%) (n = 292)
Positive
27 (9.2)
 
Negative
263 (90.1)
 
Unknown
2 (0.7)
Hemangiosis (%) (n = 292)
Positive
8 (2.7)
 
Negative
281 (96.2)
 
Unknown
3 (1.0)
Radiotherapy (%) (n = 292)
Yes
116 (39.7)
 
No
170 (58.2)
 
Declined
6 (2.1)
Chemotherapy (%) (n = 292)
Yes
7 (2.4)
 
No
283 (96.9)
  Declined 2 (0.7)