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. 2019 May 28;6(1):e000299. doi: 10.1136/bmjgast-2019-000299

Table 1.

Lynch syndrome cases of CRC and advanced adenomas tested for SEPTIN9 methylation in tissues

CRC group (%) Adenoma group (%)
All unique cases 36 14
Both CRC and adenoma 4 4
Mean age at diagnosis, years (±SD) 55.28 (±15.63) 46.7 (±11.0)
Sex
 Males 26 (72.2%) 7 (50%)
 Females 10 (27.8%) 7 (50%)
Gene mutated
 MLH1 10 (27.8%)3 9 (64.3%)3
 MSH2 5 (13.9%) 4 (28.6%)
 MSH6 10 (27.8%)1 1 (7.1%)1
 PMS2 11 (30.6%) 0 (0.0%)
Neoplasia, n* 37 20
Location
 Left sided 13 (35.1%) 15 (75%)
 Right sided 24 (64.9%) 5 (25%)
Stage NA
 I 8 (21.6%)
 II 17 (46.0%)
 III 5 (13.5%)
 IV 4 (10.8%)
 Unknown 3 (8.1%)
Immunohistochemistry
 MLH1 3 IHC loss, 1 LOH, 6 NT NT
 MSH2 4 IHC loss, 1 NT NT
 MSH6 7 IHC loss, 3 IHC weak+somatic mutation† NT
 PMS2 11 IHC loss† NT
Matched NCM 29 (28)‡ 13 (10)‡

Numbers in superscript indicate the number of cases who developed synchronous CRC and adenoma.

*Includes one CRC case developing two synchronous CRCs, and five adenoma cases developing two or more synchronous adenomas.

†Immunohistochemistry (IHC) or identification of a somatic second hit in tumour, as previously published.10

‡Number of matched pairs of tumour-NCM with unique NCM samples (some cases developed more than one synchronous neoplasm).

CRC, colorectal cancer; LOH, loss of heterozygosity of normal allele; NA, not applicable; NCM, normal colorectal mucosa; NT, not tested.