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. 2017 May 19;7:2205. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-02051-1

Table 1.

Summary of Clinicopathological Features of PNET Patients.

Clinical Features of PNET Patients Number = 306
Gender (%) Male 130 (42.5)
Female 176 (57.5)
Median age at surgery (range) Male 51 (15–85)
Female 47 (17–84)
PNET function-type (%) Functional 177 (57.8)
Non-functional 129 (42.2)
PNET subgroup (%) Insulinoma 151 (49.3)
Non-insulinoma 165 (50.7)
Metastasis (%) No metastasis 233 (76.1)
Metastasis 73 (23.9)
  LN metastasis only 42 (13.7)
  Distant metastasis 48 (15.7)
  Hepatic 41 (13.4)
  others 11 (3.6)
Grade (%) n = 252 G1 140 (55.6)
G2 106 (42.1)
G3 6 (2.4)
Stage (%) n = 305 I 95 (31.1)
II a 98 (32.1)
II b 34 (11.1)
III 31 (10.2)
IV 47 (15.4)
Follow-up information Available 247 (80.7)
Not available 59 (19.3)
Follow-up months, median (range) 68 (1–218)
Disease-free survival (DFS) (%) 170 (68.8)
Alive with disease (AWD) (%) 27 (10.9)
Died of disease (tumor) (DOD) (%)a 38 (15.4)
Died of unknown cause (DUC) (%) 10 (4.0)
Survival with unknown status (%)b 2 (0.8)
Clinicopathological features of tumors Number = 314
Primary tumor location (%) n = 304 Pancreatic head 127 (41.8)
Pancreatic body or tail 165 (54.3)
Non-pancreas 12 (3.9)
Median tumor size (range) (cm) n = 302 2.5 (0.7–17)
Ki-67 (%) n = 235 ≤2% 171 (72.8)
>2% 64 (27.2)

aOne patient died of disease (tumor) but the survival time was unknown.

bTwo patients were alive but their disease status was unknown.