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. 2019 May 17;9:7528. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-44014-8

Table 3.

Clinicopathological characteristics (location) of the colorectal neoplasms.

Characteristic Control group (n = 502) Periodontitis group (n = 76) P value*
Location 1
Presence of CRNs in cecum 0.618
  Yes 32 (6.4%) 6 (7.9%)
  No 470 (93.6%) 70 (92.1%)
Presence of CRNs in proximal AC <0.001
  Yes 36 (7.2%) 23 (30.3%)
  No 466 (92.8%) 53 (69.7%)
Presence of CRNs in distal AC 0.032
  Yes 80 (15.9%) 5 (6.6%)
  No 422 (84.1%) 71 (93.4%)
Presence of CRNs in HF 0.440
  Yes 34 (6.8%) 7 (9.2%)
  No 468 (93.2%) 69 (90.8%)
Presence of CRNs in TC 0.026
  Yes 130 (25.9%) 29 (38.2%)
  No 372 (74.1%) 47 (61.8%)
Presence of CRNs in SF 0.131
  Yes 0 (0.0%) 1 (1.3%)
  No 502 (100.0%) 75 (98.7%)
Presence of CRNs in DC to rectum 0.174
  Yes 299 (59.6%) 39 (51.3%)
  No 203 (40.4%) 37 (48.7%)
Location 2
Presence of CRNs in proximal colon 0.013
  Yes 281 (56.0%) 54 (71.1%)
  No 221 (44.0%) 22 (28.9%)
Presence of CRNs in more proximal colon 0.029
  Yes 167 (33.3%) 35 (46.1%)
  No 335 (66.7%) 41 (53.9%)
Presence of CRNs in most proximal colon <0.001
  Yes 66 (13.1%) 26 (34.2%)
  No 436 (86.9%) 50 (65.8%)

Variables shown are numbers (percentages). *Differences in the categorical variables between the groups were analyzed using Chi-square test or Fisher’s exact test. Abbreviations: CRNs, colorectal neoplasms; Proximal AC, Proximal half of the ascending colon; Distal AC, Distal half of the ascending colon; HF, Hepatic flexure; TC, Transverse colon; SF, Splenic flexure; DC, Descending colon.