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. 2019 Jan 3;10(2):256–267. doi: 10.1111/1759-7714.12945

Table 1.

Associations between the presence of STAS and clinicopathological features, α‐SMA‐positive CAFs, and CD204‐positive TAMs

Variables STAS, No. of patients
Negative Positive OR (95% CI) P
Age, year 0.183
≤ 65 46 39 1
> 65 39 68 1.458 (0.837–2.541)
Gender 0.218
Male 48 60 1
Female 53 47 1.410 (0.816–2.434)
Smoking history 0.541
No 59 58 1
Yes 42 49 1.187 (0.686–2.055)
Clinical stage < 0.001
I 82 45 1
II 15 35 4.252 (2.099–8.611)
IIIA 4 27 12.300 (4.049–37.369)
Tumor diameter (cm) < 0.001
≤ 3 65 36 1
> 3 41 66 2.907 (1.654–5.107)
Lymph node metastasis < 0.001
No 82 46 1
Yes 19 61 5.723 (3.051–10.734)
Histological subtypes 0.005
Lepidic 9 5 1
Acinar 42 22 0.943 (0.281–3.158)
Papillary 38 57 2.700 (0.840–8.680)
Solid 11 17 2.782 (0.735–10.524)
Micropapillary 1 6 10.800 (0.997–116.998)
α‐SMA‐positive CAFs < 0.001
Low 77 47 1
High 24 60 4.096 (2.256–7.436)
CD204‐positive TAMs 0.001
Low 60 38 1
High 41 69 2.657 (1.517–4.656)

Significant P value shown in bold.

CAFs, cancer‐associated fibroblasts; CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio; STAS, spread through air spaces; TAMs, tumor‐associated macrophages.