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. 2015 Oct 5;6(35):38336–38347. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.5186

Table 3. Univariable comparison of RCC characteristics between cases (IBD patients who developed RCC) and controls (RCC patients in the general population derived from ECR) (case control study B).

Variable IBD and RCC cases (n = 180) ECR (n = 4388) Missing values(cases/ECR) P-value
Male gender, n (%) 114 (63.3) 2659 (60.6) 0 0.461
Age at RCC diagnosis (y), median 62 (27–83) 66 0 <0.001
Location
Left-sided, n (%)
Right-sided, n (%)

89 (50.6)
87 (49.4)

2119 (48.7)
2230 (51.3)


4/39


0.631
Grade
1–2, n (%)
3–4, n (%)

88 (72.7)
33 (27.3)

1214 (69.3)
539 (30.7)


59/2635


0.442
T stage
T1–T2, n (%)
T3–T4, n (%)

130 (76.9)
39 (23.1)

2509 (70.9)
1032 (29.1)


11/847


0.089
N stage
N0, n (%)
N+, n (%)

160 (94.1)
10 (5.9)

3281 (88.6)
423 (11.4)


10/684


0.025
M stage
M0, n (%)
M1, n (%)

155 (87.1)
23 (12.9)

2962 (80.0)
742 (20.0)


2/684


0.020
Surgery, n (%) 168 (93.9) 3318 (75.6) 1/0 <0.001
Calendar year of RCC diagnosis, median 2003 2007 0 <0.001

RCC, renal cell carcinoma; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; ECR, Eindhoven cancer registry.