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. 2015 Jun 1;8(6):7203–7209.

Table 1.

Correlation between the presence of squamous differentiation and clinicopathological features in patients with upper urinary tract urothelial carcinoma who underwent nephroureterectomy

Squamous differentiation

Clinical or pathological features Total N Absent Present P value
All cases 140 117 (84%) 23 (16%)
Sex 0.083
    Male 101 81 (80%) 20 (20%)
    Female 39 36 (92%) 3 (8%)
Age 0.26
    < 70 76 66 (87%) 10 (13%)
    ≥ 70 64 51 (80%) 13 (20%)
Side 0.36
    Left 73 63 (86%) 10 (14%)
    Right 67 54 (81%) 13 (19%)
Tumor location 0.77
    Renal pelvis 89 75 (84%) 14 (16%)
    Ureter 51 42 (82%) 9 (18%)
Tumor architecture 0.63
    Papillary 103 87 (84%) 16 (16%)
    Sessile 37 30 (81%) 7 (19%)
Grade 0.014
    Grade 1 or 2 63 58 (92%) 5 (8%)
    Grade 3 77 59 (77%) 18 (23%)
Lymphovascular invasion 0.022
    Absent 79 71 (90%) 8 (10%)
    Present 61 46 (75%) 15 (25%)
Concomitant carcinoma in situ 0.04
    Absent 76 68 (89%) 8 (11%)
    Present 64 49 (77%) 15 (23%)
Tumor stage 0.0211
    pTa or pTis 36 34 (94%) 2 (6%)
    pT1 25 22 (88%) 3 (12%)
    pT2 11 9 (82%) 2 (18%)
    pT3 60 46 (77%) 14 (23%)
    pT4 8 6 (75%) 2 (25%)
Lymph node metastasis 0.0006
    Absent 122 107 (88%) 15 (12%)
    Present 18 10 (56%) 8 (44%)
Adjuvant chemotherapy 0.041
    No 98 86 (88%) 12 (12%)
    Yes 42 31 (74%) 11 (26%)
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pTa-pT1 vs. pT2-pT4.