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. 2012 Apr 23;3(2):59–63. doi: 10.4021/wjon479w

Table 1. Data of the 15 Patients With CEA Levels Available at the Time of Primary Tumour and Recurrence.

Patient Demographics
Primary Crc
Recurrent Crcv
Gender Age CEA Location Stage CEA Location
CEA normal primary CRC → CEA normal recurrent colorectal carcinoma
Male 64 2.3 High rectum 3b 7 Liver
Male 72 1 Sigmoid 2a 1 Liver
Female 56 8 High rectum 2b 2 Pelvic wall
Male 84 2 Transverse colon 3b 4 Brain, lungs
Male 78 2 Descending colon 3c 1 Liver, spleen
Male 70 3.4 Caecum 3b 1 Brain
Female 77 3 Sigmoid 3c 2 Liver
CEA normal primary CRC → CEA elevated recurrent colorectal carcinoma
Male 64 2.3 Low rectum 3b 98 Lung
Female 80 1.6 Caecum 2b 6.3* Liver
Male 69 1 Low rectum 2a 52 Local
Male 80 1 Low rectum 2a 17 Liver
CEA elevated primary CRC → CEA elevated recurrent colorectal carcinoma
Female 72 39.3 Rectosigmoid 3b 180.9 Liver
Male 73 15 Rectosigmoid 3b 11 Liver, lung
Male 73 211.8 Transverse colon 3c 6975 Lung
CEA elevated primary CRC → CEA normal recurrent colorectal carcinoma
Female 60 14.4 Caecum 3b 1 Small bowel

* The normal range for CEA was defined as < 5 µg/L by the laboratory in which this patient underwent her test as opposed to < 10 µg/L in the other patients.