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. 2015 Jun 10;3(5):1007–1013. doi: 10.3892/mco.2015.578

Table I.

Demographic and clinicopathological characteristics of 77 patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma.

Clinicopathological factors Values
Total, n 77
Observation period, days [range (mean)] 144–2,762 (1,510)
Age, years [range (mean)] 22–86 (66)
Gender, n (%)
  Male 49 (63.6)
  Female 28 (36.4)
Site, n (%)
  Tongue 38 (49.4)
  Gingiva 27 (35.1)
  Oral floor   9 (11.7)
  Buccal mucosa 3 (3.9)
Tumor sizea, mm [range (mean)] 8–52 (27.1)
  ≤20 mm, n (%) 25 (32.5)
  21–30 mm, n (%) 26 (33.8)
  31–40 mm, n (%) 18 (23.4)
  >40 mm, n (%)   8 (10.4)
Tumor statusb, n (%)
  T1 24 (31.2)
  T2 35 (45.5)
  T3 3 (3.9)
  T4 15 (19.5)
Lymph node metastasisc, n (%)
  N0 37 (48.1)
  N1 10 (13.0)
  N2 30 (39.0)
  N3 0 (0.0)
Histological grade (YK4)d, n (%)
  2–3 31 (40.3)
  4c-d 46 (59.7)
Margin statuse, n (%)
  Negative 72 (93.5)
  Positive 5 (6.5)
Primary site recurrence, n (%)
  Negative 71 (92.2)
  Positive 6 (7.8)
Distant metastasis, n (%)
  Negative 72 (93.5)
  Positive 5 (6.5)
Disease-specific deathf, n (%)
  Alive 63 (81.8)
  Succumbed 14 (18.2)
a

Major width of the tumor.

b

Tumor (T)

c

lymph node (N) category according to the Union for International Cancer Control Tumor-Node-Metastasis classification of malignant tumors of the lip and oral cavity.

d

Histopathological classification of oral squamous cell carcinoma (YK grade) according to Yamamoto et al (9).

e

Histological tumor positiveness of the surgical margin.

f

Fatality outcome from uncontrollable oral squamous cell carcinoma.