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. 2019 Oct 16;7(12):e994. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.994

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical‐pathological features of LSqCC patients

Covariate Level Overall patients (n = 501) Survival status
Alive (n = 285) Dead (n = 216) p‐value
Age   66.37 ± 12.72, 68 (61,73) 65.25 ± 13.42, 67 (60,73) 67.84 ± 11.61, 69 (63,74) .02
Gender Male 371 (74.05%) 204 (71.58%) 167 (77.31%) .17
Female 130 (25.95%) 81 (28.42%) 49 (22.69%)  
Race Asian 9 (2.34%) 5 (2.30%) 4 (2.34%) .03
Black 30 (7.73%) 10 (4.61%) 20 (11.70%)  
White 349 (89.95%) 202 (93.09%) 147 (85.96%)  
Smoke Yes 222 (44.31%) 132 (46.32%) 90 (41.67%) .30
No 279 (55.69%) 153 (53.68%) 126 (58.33%)  
LOS*   39.77 ± 12.13, 40 (30,50) 40 ± 11.36, 40 (32,50) 39.43 ± 13.23, 41 (30,50) .73
Stage I 244 (49.09%) 144 (50.88%) 100 (46.73%) .10
II 162 (32.60%) 97 (34.28%) 65 (30.37%)  
III 84 (16.90%) 40 (14.13%) 44 (20.56%)  
IV 7 (1.41%) 2 (0.71%) 5 (2.34%)  
Morphology (ICD−0–3) Squamous cell carcinoma, NOS (8070/3) 466 (93.01%) 268 (94.04%) 198 (91.67%) .07
Squamous cell carcinoma, keratinizing (8071/3) 13 (2.59%) 3 (0.30%) 10 (4.61%)  
Squamous cell carcinoma, large cell, nonkeratinizing (8072/3) 3 (0.60%) 2 (0.70%) 1 (0.46%)  
Squamous cell carcinoma, small cell, nonkeratinizing (8073/3) 1 (0.20%) 0 (0.00%) 1 (0.46%)  
Papillary squamous cell carcinoma (8052/3) 4 (0.80%) 2 (0.70%) 2 (0.93%)  
Basaloid squamous cell carcinoma (8083/3) 14 (2.79%) 10 (3.51%) 4 (1.85%)  

LOS* indicated the length of smoking year in patients who have smoking history.