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. 2016 Nov 21;24(5):1295–1303. doi: 10.1245/s10434-016-5684-3

Table 1.

Clinicopathologic characteristics of patients undergoing neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy (nCRT) and surgery for rectal cancer

Factors Patients (n = 79)
n (%)
Sex
 Female 23 (29)
 Male 56 (71)
Age (years)
 <65 36 (46)
 65–74 34 (43)
 >75 9 (11)
T-stage
 0 (complete pathologic response) 3 (4)
 1 4 (5)
 2 13 (16)
 3 47 (60)
 4 12 (15)
N-stage
 0 50 (63)
 1 14 (18)
 2 15 (19)
M-stage
 0 75 (95)
 1 4 (5)
TNM stage
 0 3 (4)
 1 13 (16)
 2 33 (42)
 3 26 (33)
 4 4 (5)
Differentiation
 Moderately/well 68 (86)
 Poor 10 (13)
 Unknown 1 (1)
Vascular invasion
 No 48 (61)
 Yes 30 (38)
 Unknown 1 (1)
Perineural invasion
 No 67 (85)
 Yes 9 (11)
 Unknown 3 (4)
Resection margin
 Not involved 65 (82)
 Involved 14 (18)
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy regimen
 Capecitabine 27 (34)
 5-FU 44 (56)
 Other 8 (10)
Surgical procedure
 Anterior resection 38 (48)
 Abdominoperineal resection 30 (38)
 Hartmann’s resection 2 (3)
 Unknown 9 (11)
Radiologic response
 Good response 37 (47)
 No response 30 (38)
 Disease progression 12 (15)
Pathologic response
 No response 44 (56)
 Good response 35 (44)

TNM tumor-node-metastasis, 5-FU 5-fluorouracil