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. 2019 Mar 22;54(6):1943–1954. doi: 10.3892/ijo.2019.4761

Table IV.

Association between the co expression of ILT4/HLA-G and clinicopathological characteristics in human CRC tissues.

ILT4+/HLA-G+ ILT4 /HLA-G−
ILT4+/HLA-G−
ILT4 /HLA-G+
Clinical parameters N n χ2 P1 n χ2 P2 n χ2 P3
Age (year)
 ≤65 16 6 0.247 0.619 8 0.909 0.340 6 4.140 0.042a
 >65 28 14 8 2
Sex
 Male 39 13 5.042 0.025a 13 0.554 0.457 3 11.396 0.001b
 Female 5 7 3 5
Primary tumor localization
Right sided 11 4 0.283 0.868 5 1.316 0.518 4 4.326 0.115
 Left sided 18 8 8 4
 Rectum 15 8 3 0
Tumor size (cm)
 ≤5 29 11 0.698 0.403 8 1.256 0.262 4 0.739 0.390
 >5 15 9 8 4
Tumor differentiation
 Mediate low/low 17 10 0.728 0.394 10 2.700 0.100 4 0.363 0.547
 High/mediate 27 10 6 4
Lymph node metastasis
 − 21 15 4.156 0.041a 5 1.297 0.255 7 4.309 0.038a
 + 23 5 11 1
TNM stage groupings
 I/II 15 10 1.462 0.227 13 10.484 0.001b 6 4.705 0.030a
 III/IV 29 10 3 2

Tumor tissues were classified according to the AJCC Cancer Staging Manual (21).

a

P<0.05 and

b

P<0.01. TNM tumor node metastasis, ILT4 immunoglobulin like transcript 4, HLA-G human leukocyte antigen G; P1, P-value for the significance between the ILT4+/HLA-G+ and ILT4-/ HLA-G groups; P2, P-value for the significance be-tween the ILT4+/HLA-G+ and ILT4+/HLA-G- groups; P3, P-value for the significance between the ILT4+/HLA-G+ and ILT4 /HLA-G+ groups.