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. 2019 Mar 26;20(7):1029–1034. doi: 10.1080/15384047.2019.1595278

Table 1.

Clinicopathological features in patients with CCC and EC associated or not with endometriosis.

  EAOC
Non-EAOC
 
  (n = 34) (n = 94)  
Clinicopathological features N(%)/x(_±s/M N(%)/x(_±s/M p
Age      
 Mean ± SD 48.65 ± 8.98
(32–63)
54.39 ± 9.05
(31–74)
0.002*
 Median age of menarche 13 14 0.001*
 Menopausal status     0.211
 Premenopausal 11 (32.36%) 42(44.68%)  
 Postmenopausal 23 (67.64%) 52 (55.32%)  
Personal history      
 Infertility 9 (26.47%) 10 (10.64%) 0.026*
Symptoms      
 Dysmenorrhea 15 (44.12%) 22 (23.40%) 0.022*
 Pelvic pain 18 (52.94%) 42 (44.68%) 0.408
 Abdominal distension 14 (41.18%) 31 (32.40%) 0.391
 Menstrual disorder 12 (35.29%) 17 (18.09%) 0.040*
 Vaginal bleeding 6 (17.65%) 24 (25.53%) 0.352
Tumor diameter (cm) 12.15 10.00 0.100
Histology     0.207
 EC 16 (47.06%) 56(59.57%)  
 CCC 18 (52.94%) 38(40.43%)  
FIGO stage     0.032*
 I–II 31 (91.18%) 69 (73.40%)  
 III–IV 3 (8.82%) 25 (26.60%)  
EC grade     0.228
 Low grade 11(68.75%) 29 (51.79%)  
 High grade 5(31.25%) 27 (48.21%)  
Ascites 15 (44.12%) 60 (63.83%) 0.046*
Tumor markers      
 CA125     0.105
 <35 U/mL 11(32.35%) 24 (25.53%)  
 35–600 U/mL 18 (52.94%) 38 (40.43%)  
 >600 U/mL 5(14.71%) 32 (34.04%)  
 CA199 (U/mL) 131.21 49.86 0.520
 HE4 (pmol/L) 152.00 152.00 0.369

*p < 0.05. EAOC, endometriosis-associated ovarian cancer; non-EAOC, non-endometriosis-associated ovarian cancer; M, median.