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. 2014 Nov 4;7:779. doi: 10.1186/1756-0500-7-779

Table 2.

Lymphoepithelioma-like carcinoma of the urinary bladder: clinical and pathological results in 93 cases

Features Patient population
Sex (n = 65)
  Male 48 (74%)
  Female 17 (26%)
Age (n = 62)
  Mean 70.0
  Range 52-90
Chief complaint (n = 35)
  GH 31 (88%)
  GH and Urgency 3 (9%)
  GH and Miction pain 1 (3%)
Histology (n = 90)
  Pure 39 (43%)
  Predominant 26 (29%)
  Focal 13 (15%)
  Mixed 12 (13%)
Pathological stage (T) (n = 92)
  T1 14 (15%)
  T2 52 (56%)
  T3 24 (27%)
  T4 2 (2%)
Primary treatment (n = 92)
  TURBT 51 (55%)
  Partial cystectomy 6 (7%)
  Radical cystectomy 35 (38%)
Adjuvant treatment (n = 92)
  Systemic chemotherapy 21 (23%)
  Radiotherapy 14 (15%)
  Chemoradiotherapy 6 (7%)
  Intravesical chemotherapy 3 (3%)
  Not performed 48 (52%)
Follow-up (n = 87)
  Mean 30.4 (months)
  Range 0-216 (months)
Outcome (n = 87)
  Not evidence of disease (NED) 59 (67%)
  Died of disease (DOD) 14 (17%)
  Died without disease (DWD) 9 (10%)
  Alive with metastases (AWM) 5 (6%)
Cause-specific survival rate 83%

GH Gross hematuria, TURBT Transurethral resection of the bladder tumor.