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. 2017 Jan 1;14(1):53–57. doi: 10.7150/ijms.17027

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of colorectal cancer patients.

Characteristics Overall survival
N (%)* N of deaths* 5-year survival rate, % P
All patients 188 61 69.3
Age, years
Median (IQR) 65 (54-73)
<65 90 (47.9) 30 67.6 0.823
≥65 98 (52.1) 31 70.9
Gender
Male 97 (51.6) 37 63.4 0.092
Female 91 (48.4) 24 75.6
CEA, μg/L
Median (IQR) 4.6 (1.8-14.4)
<5 89 (51.4) 13 86.4 <0.001
≥5 84 (48.6) 40 53.9
Differentiation
Well 39 (22.0) 10 74.0 0.147
Moderate 117 (66.1) 38 69.6
Poor 21 (11.9) 10 52.4
Stage‡
I-III 152 (81.3) 36 78.2 <0.001
IV 35 (18.7) 25 29.8
Lymphovascular invasion
Negative 136 (72.3) 32 78.3 <0.001
Positive 52 (27.7) 29 45.6
Perineural invasion
Negative 161 (85.6) 44 74.1 <0.001
Positive 27 (14.4) 17 40.1
Lymph node involvement
Negative 98 (54.4) 23 78.8 0.005
Positive 82 (45.6) 35 58.5

Abbreviations: CEA, carcinoembryonic antigen; IQR, interquartile range.

*Column subtotals do not sum to N of patients and N of deaths due to missing data.

P values were calculated using the log-rank test.

‡According to the American Joint Committee on Cancer - Cancer Staging Manual (version 6.0).

P < 0.05 are in boldface.