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. 2016 Jul 29;6:30748. doi: 10.1038/srep30748

Table 1. Clinicopathological characteristics of 99 cases of omental GISTs.

Characteristics Parameters
Age (∑ = 99)
 ≤60 53 (53.5%)
 >60 46 (46.5%)
Gender (∑ = 93)
 Male 55 (59.1%)
 Female 38 (40.9%)
Accompanied tumor (∑ = 41)
 GISTs with other locations 7 (17.1%)
 Other type of tumors 7 (17.1%)
Symptoms (∑ = 51)
 Abdominal pain 25 (49.0%)
 Abdominal mass 10 (19.6%)
 Abdominal distension 8 (15.7%)
 Fatigue 5 (9.8%)
 Abdominal discomfort 4 (7.8%)
 Weight loss 4 (7.8%)
Location (∑ = 99)
 Lesser omentum 21 (21.2%)
 Greater omentum 78 (78.8%)
Tumor size (∑ = 98)
 ≤2 cm 3 (3.1%)
 2.1–5 cm 9 (9.2%)
 5.1–10 cm 19 (19.4%)
 >10 cm 67 (68.3%)
Imaging features (∑ = 40)
 Solid 16 (40.0%)
 Cystic 3 (7.5%)
 Mixed 21 (52.5%)
Surgical resection (∑ = 95)
 Complete resection 86 (90.5%)
 Incomplete resection 4 (4.2%)
 No surgery 5 (5.3%)
Histological type (∑ = 87)
 Spindle 42 (48.3%)
 Epithelioid 29 (33.3%)
 Mixed 16 (18.4%)
Mitotic index (∑ = 85)
 ≤5 53 (62.4%)
 >5 32 (37.6%)
Immunohistochemisty
 CD117 (∑ = 58) 49 (84.5%)
 CD34 (∑ = 43) 36 (83.7%)
 DOG-1 (∑ = 9) 8 (88.9%)
Mutational status (∑ = 27)
 KIT 9 (33.3%)
 PDGFRA 14 (51.9%)
 Wild type 5 (18.5%)
NIH risk category (∑ = 96)
 Very low risk 2 (2.1%)
 Low risk 5 (5.2%)
 Intermediate risk 1 (1.0%)
 High risk 88 (91.7%)
Adjuvant therapy (∑ = 58)
 Yes 15 (25.9%)
 No 43 (74.1%)
Follow up time
 Mean (m, ±SD) 36.6 ± 36.4
 Median (m, range) 21.1 (2, 134)
Survival data
 Recurrence or metastasis 7
 GISTs related deaths 6
Survival rates (%)
 1-/3-/5-year DFS 90.8/86.3/86.3
 1-/3-/5-year DSS 100.0/87.9/80.6