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. 2018 Jan 1;8(1):2–15.

Table 1.

Basic demographic and clinicopathological data of 84 patients with BTC

N %
Age (years; median cut-off)&
    ≥68 42 50.0
    <68 37 44.1
    Missing data 5 5.9
Sex
    Men 38 45.2
    Women 46 54.8
Surgery type
    Biopsy only 14 16.7
    Cholecystectomy (CE) 55 65.5
    Partial hepatectomy 3 3.6
    Partial hepatectomy & CE 4 4.8
    Pancreato-duodenectomy 7 8.3
    Missing data 1 1.2
Tumor size (cm)
    ≤2 17 20.2
    2-5 24 28.6
    >5 6 7.1
    Missing data 37 44.0
Lymph node status
    Negative 14 16.7
    Positive 13 15.5
    Missing data 57 67.9
Site of primary disease
    Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ICC) 14* 16.7
    Extrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ECC) 15*,^ 17.9
    Gallbladder carcinoma (GBC) 55 65.4
Histologic differentiation
    High 8 9.5
    Moderate 31 36.9
    Poor 34 40.5
    Missing data 11 13.1
Adenocarcinoma, histologic specifications
    In situ carcinoma (ISC) 2 2.4
    Adenocarcinoma NOS 65* 77.4
    Mucinous 2 2.4
    Papillary 3 3.6
    Tubular 4 4.8
    Mixed histology# 8 9.5
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range: 48-91 yrs;

*

differential diagnosis (DDx) between primary BTC and metastatic adenocarcinoma; there were 5 such cases, 4 DDx vs. ICC and 1 DDx vs. ECC;

^

1 Vater ampullary carcinoma; NOS: not otherwise specified, including the 5 DDx tumors.

#

including 2 infiltrative adenocarcinomas with ISC areas, 4 tubular & papillary, and 2 tubular & cribriform adenocarcinomas.