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. 2015 Jun 19;10(2):228–236. doi: 10.5009/gnl14472

Table 1.

Baseline Clinicopathologic Characteristics of the 257 Patients Who Underwent Endoscopic Resection of Gastric Neoplasms

Characteristic Value
Age, yr 61.8±9.4
Sex
 Male 183 (71.2)
 Female 74 (28.8)
Family history of gastric cancer*
 No 199 (77.4)
 Yes 50 (19.5)
Smoking status
 Never 102 (39.7)
 Past 113 (44.0)
 Current 42 (16.3)
H. pylori infection status
 Never 30 (11.7)
 Past 69 (26.8)
 Current 158 (61.5)
Gastric atrophy by serum pepsinogen test*
 Not severe 209 (81.3)
 Severe 44 (17.1)
IM (antrum)
 Absent or mild 125 (48.6)
 Moderate or severe 132 (51.4)
IM (body)
 Absent or mild 188 (73.2)
 Moderate or severe 69 (26.8)
Type of gastric neoplasm
 Low-grade dysplasia 113 (44.0)
 High-grade dysplasia 25 (9.7)
 Early gastric cancer 119 (46.3)
No. of neoplasm
 Single 239 (93.0)
 Multiple 18 (7.0)
Location of neoplasm
 Upper or middle third 63 (24.5)
 Lower third 194 (75.5)
Size of neoplasm, cm 1.2±0.8
Type of endoscopic resection
 Endoscopic mucosal resection 164 (63.8)
 Endoscopic submucosal dissection 93 (36.2)

Data are presented as mean±SD or number (%).

H. pylori, Helicobacter pylori; IM, intestinal metaplasia.

*

The data regarding the family history of gastric cancer were missing in eight patients, and the serum pepsinogen test was not performed in four patients;

Severe atrophy was defined as pepsinogen I ≤30 and pepsinogen I/II ≤2.0.