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. 2018 Sep 17;17:1533033818791794. doi: 10.1177/1533033818791794

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Figure 4. — The sensitivity for colorectal cancer (CRC) categorized by size, invasion depth, nerve or vessel invasion. Panel A shows the sensitivity of CRC < 5 cm or ≥5 cm. Panel B shows the sensitivity for CRC not reaching the serosal layer (above serosal layer) or reaching or growing beyond serosal layer (beyond serosal layer). The sensitivity for CRC with or without nerve or vessel invasion was shown in panel C and D, respectively. The number of patients was 193 for tumor size <5 cm, and was 107 for tumor size >5 cm. The number of patients was 70 for tumors above serosal layer, and was 230 for tumors beyond serosal layer. The number of patients was 53 for those without nerve invasion, and was 247 for those with nerve invasion. The number of patients was 189 for those with no vessel invasion, and was 111 for those with vessel invasion. *significant difference; **highly significant difference.