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. 2018 Sep 25;29(3):1625–1634. doi: 10.1007/s00330-018-5725-3

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients and tumours (n = 194)

Characteristic Training Set
(n = 97)
Test Set
(n = 97)
Whole Set (n = 194) p-value
Age (yr, mean ± std) 47.82 ± 12.46 46.22 ± 12.37 47.02 ± 12.41 0.559
Gender (No.) 0.727
 Male 46 (47.42%) 50 (51.55%) 96 (49.48%)
 Female 51 (52.58%) 47 (48.45%) 98 (50.52%)
Tumour Volume (cm3, mean ± std) 14.03 ± 16.87 11.59 ± 8.76 12.81 ± 13.46 0.378
Knosp Grade (No.) 0.213
 Grade 2 37 (38.14%) 52 (53.61%) 89 (45.88%)
 Grade 3 60 (61.86%) 45 (46.39%) 105 (54.12%)
Haemorrhage (No.) 0.830
 Yes 12 (12.37%) 13 (13.40%) 25 (12.89%)
 No 85 (87.63%) 84 (86.60%) 169 (87.11 %)
Tumour Diameter (cm, mean ± std) 3.27 ± 0.97 3.01 ± 0.83 3.14 ± 0.91 0.213
Suprasellar Invasion (No.) 0.378
 Yes 64 (65.98%) 55 (56.70%) 119 (61.34%)
 No 33 (34.02%) 42 (43.30%) 75 (38.66%)
Periarterial Enhancement (No.) 0.830
 Yes 43 (44.33%) 45 (46.39%) 88 (45.36%)
 No 54 (55.67%) 52 (53.61%) 106 (54.64%)
ICV obliteration (No.) 0.378
 Yes 30 (30.93%) 21 (21.65%) 51 (26.29%)
 No 67 (69.07%) 76 (78.35%) 143 (73.71%)

P-values were corrected for multiple testing by controlling the false discovery rate of 5%

yr year, std standard deviation, ICV inferolateral venous compartment