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. 2014 Apr 9;12:89. doi: 10.1186/1477-7819-12-89

Table 2.

Clinicopathological characteristics in 84 patients with primary GISTs

Characteristic Number (%)
Sex
 
  Male
46 (54.8)
  Female
38 (45.2)
Age (years)
 
  ≤60
41 (48.8)
  >60
43 (51.2)
  Range (median)
23 to 78 (61.5)
Clinical manifestation
 
  Abdominal discomfort or pain
36 (42.9)
  Gastrointestinal bleeding
24 (28.6)
  Obstruction
6 (7.2)
  Perforation or rupture
3 (3.6)
  Weight loss
2 (2.4)
  Asymptomatic
13 (15.5)
Primary tumor site
 
  Stomach
56 (66.7)
  Small intestine
20 (23.8)
  Colorectum
5 (6.0)
  Intraperitoneally with unknown origin
3 (3.6)
Tumor size (cm)
 
  ≤5
41 (48.8)
  5.1 to 10
34 (40.5)
  >10
9 (10.7)
  Range (median)
1.5 to 20 (5.3)
Predominant cell type
 
  Spindle
63 (75.0)
  Epithelioid
13 (15.5)
  Mixed
8 (9.5)
Mitotic index (per 50 high power fields)
 
  0 to 5
53 (63.1)
  5.1 to 10
21 (25.0)
  >10
10 (11.9)
Cellularity
 
  Paucicellular
11 (13.1)
  Moderate
33 (39.3)
  High
40 (47.6)
Necrosis
 
  Yes
34 (40.5)
  No
50 (59.5)
Tumor rupture
 
  Yes
5 (6.0)
  No
79 (94.0)
Risk classification
 
  Very low
5 (6.0)
  Low
26 (31.0)
  Moderate
17 (20.2)
  High
36 (42.9)
Follow-up
 
  Relapse-free survival
59 (70.2)
  Recurrent
16 (19.1)
  Metastasis 9 (10.7)