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. 2018 Sep 17;10:3589–3597. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S172261

Table 3.

Correlation between clinicopathologic characteristics and PC

A
Variables No. of patients PC
Median (range) P
Sex 0.9a
 Male 187 0.53 (0–5.40)
 Female 97 0.60 (0–3.77)
Primary tumor 0.79b
 Right colon 87 0.56 (0–5.4)
 Left colon 95 0.52 (0–2.98)
 Rectum 102 0.62 (0–3.7)
Pathological type 0.12b
 Well differentiated 3 0.16 (0.03–0.27)
 Moderately differentiated 177 0.49 (0–3.77)
 Poorly differentiated 64 0.61 (0–3.14)
 Mucinous adenocarcinoma 35 0.69 (0–5.4)
 Unknown 5 0.47 (0.20–1.04)
Pathologic tumor classification 0.22b
 T1 4 0.60 (0.45–1.05)
 T2 9 0.81 (0.05–2.57)
 T3 50 0.49 (0–3.77)
 T4 219 2.23 (0–3.77)
 Unknown 2 2.23 (0.76–3.7)
Lymphatic invasion 0.91a
 Yes 201 0.55 (0–5.40)
 No 83 0.56 (0–3.14)
Vascular invasion 0.51a
 Yes 26 0.60 (0.03–3.14)
 No 258 0.53 (0–5.40)
Perineural invasion 0.03a
 Yes 8 0.99 (0.34–2.76)
 No 276 0.53 (0–5.40)

B

Spearman rank correlation r P
Age at diagnosis −0.11 0.08
Tumor size 0.04 0.55

Notes:

a

These P-values were determined using the Wilcoxon rank-sum test.

b

These P-values were determined using the Kruskal-Wallis test.

Abbreviations: PC, perivascular cell coverage; r, Spearman correlation coefficient.