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. 2013 Aug 5;1(6):953–958. doi: 10.3892/mco.2013.165

Table I.

Patient clinicopathological characterisitics.

Characteristics No. %
Age (years)
  <75 92 76.7
  ≥75 28 23.3
Gender
  Male 65 54.2
  Female 55 45.8
Tumor location
  Right 57 47.5
  Left 63 52.5
Depth of invasiona
  pT1 1 0.8
  pT2 8 6.7
  pT3 81 67.5
  pT4a 22 18.3
  pT4b 8 6.7
Bowel obstruction
  Yes 14 11.7
  No 106 88.3
Lymph node involvementa
  pN0 51 42.5
  pN1 51 42.5
  pN2 18 15.0
Differentiation
  High 58 48.3
  Moderate 52 43.3
  Poor/Muc/Sig 10 8.3
Lymphovascular invasion
  Negative 38 31.7
  Mild 53 44.2
  Severe 29 24.2
Vascular invasion
  Negative 48 40.0
  Mild 35 29.2
  Severe 37 30.8
CEA
  <3.5 69 57.5
  ≥3.5 46 38.3
CA19-9
  <37 88 73.3
  ≥37 22 18.3
Postoperative chemotherapy
  Yes 69 57.5
  No 51 42.5
Recurrence
  Yes 31 25.8
  No 89 74.2
AQP1 scoreb
  0 64 53.3
  2 13 10.8
  3 17 14.2
  4 26 21.7
a

UICC classification system, 7th edition.

b

The AQP1 score is the sum of the intensity score (0–2) and the extent score (0–2) and was 0 in 64 patients (53.3%), 2 in 13 patients (10.8%), 3 in 17 patients (14.2%) and 4 in 26 patients (21.7%). The incidence of AQP1-positive expression in colon cancer (score ≥3) was 35.9% (43/120). Right, ascending and transverse colon; Left, descending and sigmoid colon; Muc, mucinous carcinoma; Sig, signet ring cell carcinoma; CEA, carcinoembryonic antigen; CA, carbohydrate antigen.