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. 2016 Feb 8;22:408–414. doi: 10.12659/MSM.897291

Table 2.

Relationship between ovarian metastasis and other clinicopathologic characteristics in stage IB cervical adenocarcinoma.

Risk factors Numbers Ovarian metastasis P
Negative Positive
Age (years)
 ≤45 52 (59.1%) 50 2 1.00
 >45 36 (40.9%) 34 2
Satge (FIGO 2009)
 IB1 51 (57.95%) 50 1 0.305
 IB2 37 (42.05%) 34 3
Grade
 G1 42 (47.7%) 42 0 0.067
 G2 21 (23.9%) 19 2
 G3 25 (28.4%) 23 2
Tumor size (cm)
 ≤2 36 (40.9%) 36 0 0.112
 >2, <4 15 (17.0%) 14 1
 ≥4 37 (42.1%) 34 3
LSVI
 Positive 22 (25%) 19 3 0.047
 Negative 66 (75%) 65 1
Lymph node status
 Positive 17 (19.3%) 14 3 0.022
 Negative 71 (80.7%) 70 1
Stromal invasion
 <1/2 55 (62.5%) 55 0 0.018
 >1/2 33 (37.5%) 29 4
Parametrial involvement
 Positive 7 (7.95%) 6 1 0.287
 Negative 81 (92.05%) 78 3
Involvement of the the junction of the cervix and uterus body
 Positive 16 (18.2%) 13 3 0.018
 Negative 72 (81.8%) 71 1
Involvement of the uterus body
 Positive 5 (5.7%) 5 0 1.00
 Negative 83 (94.3%) 79 4
Vaginal involvement
 Positive 3 (3.4%) 3 0 1.00
 Negative 8 5(96.6%) 81 4
SCCA 88 0.48±051 0.30±0.25 0.254
CA125 88 36.52±85.67 57.05±52.39 0.503