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. 2016 Apr 18;7(20):29420–29428. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.8840

Table 4. Correlation between lymph node ratio classifications and clinicopathological characteristics of patients with lymph node-positive cervical cancer.

Variable LNR ≤ 0.16 (%) LNR > 0.16 (%) P value
Year of diagnosis
 1988–1992 161 (10.2) 51 (7.4) 0.044
 1993–1997 235 (14.9) 94 (13.6)
 1998–2002 406 (25.8) 169 (24.4)
 2003–2010 774 (49.1) 379 (54.7)
Race
 Black 137 (8.7) 69 (10.0) 0.540
 White 1258 (79.8) 540 (77.9)
 Other 181 (11.5) 84 (12.1)
Age (years)
 < 50 1125 (71.4) 434 (62.6) < 0.001
 ≥ 50 451 (28.6) 259 (37.4)
Tumor histology
 Squamous 1061 (67.3) 457 (65.9) 0.629
 Adenocarcinoma 326 (20.7) 143 (20.6)
 Other 189 (12.0) 93 (13.4)
Grade (n = 2,072)
 Well-differentiated 74 (5.1) 26 (4.1) 0.010
 Moderately-differentiated 591 (41.0) 220 (34.9)
 Poorly/undifferentiated 776 (53.9) 385 (61.0)
FIGO stage
 I 1183 (75.1) 444 (64.1) < 0.001
 II 393 (24.9) 249 (35.9)
RT
 No 287 (18.2) 119 (17.8) 0.552
 Yes 1289 (81.2) 574 (82.8)

Abbreviations: RT, radiotherapy; FIGO, International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics; LNR, lymph node ratio.