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. 2018 Mar 2;37:41. doi: 10.1186/s13046-018-0718-2

Table 1.

Description of the study population between colorectal cancer patients with osteoglycin low and high expression

Variables, N (%) OGN P value
Low(N = 163) High(N = 109)
Gender
 Male 101(62) 62(56.9) 0.40
 Female 62(38) 47(43.1)
Age, years 56.9 ± 10.7 57.3 ± 11.6 0.79
TNM stage 0.43
 I 14(8.6) 7(6.4)
 II 49(30.1) 32(29.4)
 III 73(44.8) 58(53.2)
 IV 27(16.6) 12(11.0)
N stage 0.16
 N0 74(45.4) 46(42.2)
 N1 53(32.5) 28(25.7)
 N2 36(22.1) 35(32.1)
M stage 0.43
 M0 136(83.4) 97(89.0)
 M1 27(16.6) 12(11.0)
Grade 0.55
 Well/ moderate 118(72.4) 85(78.0)
 poor 34(20.9) 19(17.4)
T stage 0.74
 T2 27(16.6) 16(14.7)
 T3 30(18.4) 24(22.0)
 T4 106(65.0) 69(63.3)
Histological type 0.28
 Adenocarcinoma 152(93.3) 105(96.3)
 Mucinous 11(6.7) 4(3.7)
Lymph node examined 0.17
 Median 15 ± 7 16 ± 6
Perineural invasion 0.26
 Negative 133(82.1) 95(87.2)
 Positive 29(17.9) 14(12.8)
Vascular invasion 0.25
 Negative 108(66.3) 75(68.8)
 Positive 51(31.3) 34(31.2)
Adjuvant Chemotherapy 0.37
 No 30(18.4) 18(16.5)
 Yes 108(66.3) 80(73.4)
MS status/MMR status 0.06
 MSS/MMR-proficient 111(68.1) 62(56.9)
 MSI/MMR-deficient 52(31.9) 47(43.1)

MMR indicates mismatch repair, MS microsatellite, MSS microsatellite stability, MSI microsatellite instability