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. 2017 Nov 27;29(2):424–430. doi: 10.1093/annonc/mdx753

Table 1.

Major pathology criteria of the eligible patients (n = 1226)

Major pathologic criteria NL patients (n = 368)
UK patients (n = 858)
n % n %
Age <60 100 37% 239 28%
60–69 110 41% 373 44%
≥70 58 22% 243 28%
Missing 100 3
FIGO stage (2009) IA 72 20% 138 16%
IB 93 26% 178 21%
II 99 27% 263 31%
IIIA 43 12% 97 12%
IIIB 18 5% 62 7%
IIIC 40 11% 101 12%
Missing 3 19
Histological type Endometrioid or mucinous 262 71% 501 59%
Serous or mixed serous 66 18% 193 23%
Clear cell or mixed clear cell 31 8% 111 13%
Othera 9 2% 45 5%
Missing 0 8
Histological grade 1 81 22% 155 18%
2 53 14% 135 16%
3 127 35% 201 24%
NEEC 107 29% 354 42%
Missing 0 13
Myometrial invasion <50% 135 37% 215 38%
≥50% 233 63% 346 62%
Missing 0 297
Growth through serosa Yes 21 6% 31 4%
No 346 94% 675 96%
Missing 1 152
Cervical glandular involvement Yes 135 38% 172 43%
No 224 62% 230 57%
Missing 9 456
Cervical stromal involvement Yes 138 38% 339 47%
No 225 62% 382 53%
Missing 5 137
LVSI Yes 198 54% 287 60%
No 169 46% 194 40%
Missing 1 377
Involvement of the ovaries Yes 46 13% 67 9%
No 322 87% 666 91%
Missing 0 125
Lymph node involvement Not applicable 252 69% 553 66%
No malignancy 73 20% 184 22%
Metastasis 41 11% 101 12%
Missing 2 20
Parametrial involvement Yes 24 13% 61 16%
No 167 87% 326 84%
Missing 177 471

Missing values were not taken into account to the percentages.

The pathology criteria of the NL versus the UK patients were based on review pathology.

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Other histology includes undifferentiated, carcinosarcoma or mixed combinations other than serous/clear cell with endometrioid.

FIGO, International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics; LVSI, lymph-vascular space invasion; EEC, endometrioid endometrial cancer; NEEC, non-endometrioid endometrial cancer.