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. 2018 Oct 4;30(1):e6. doi: 10.3802/jgo.2019.30.e6

Table 1. Surgical and pathological characteristics.

Variables Values
Age at diagnosis 67.9±10.3
BMI 27.5±5.5
Histology
Squamous 75 (96.2)
Adenocarcinoma 3 (3.8)
Grade
1 16 (20.5)
2 33 (42.3)
3 15 (19.2)
Missing 14 (17.9)
FIGO stage
IA 11 (14.1)
IB 23 (29.5)
II 13 (16.7)
III 14 (17.9)
IV 6 (7.7)
Missing 11 (14.1)
Symptoms at diagnosis
Bleeding 8 (10.3)
Pruritus 36 (46.2)
Mass 10 (12.8)
ACCI score
Low risk (0–1) 12 (15.4)
Intermediate risk (2–3) 36 (46.2)
High risk (>3) 30 (38.5)
Surgical procedure
Skin vulvectomy 3 (3.8)
Local excision 11 (14.1)
Hemivulvectomy 29 (37.2)
Radical vulvectomy 35 (44.9)
Flap 21 (26.9)
Monolateral lymphadenectomy 18 (23.1)
Bilateral lymphadenectomy 47 (60.3)
Tumor size (mm) 29.4±17.9
Tumor-free resection margins
>10 mm 48 (61.5)
>5 mm 12 (15.4)
5 mm 11 (14.1)
Infiltrated 7 (9)
Number of removed lymph nodes 16.6±11.9
Node positive patients 19 (24.4)
Number of positive nodes* 3.3±3.4

Values are presented as number of patients (%) or mean±standard deviation.

ACCI, age-adjusted Charlson comorbidity index; BMI, body mass index; FIGO, International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics.

*Among positive-node patients.