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. 2020 Jan 1;11(1):208–212. doi: 10.7150/jca.36513

Table 1.

Clinicopathological characteristics of patients with gastric cancer

Variables All patients (N=305)a
Age (years) 64 (53.5, 74)
Sex
Female 111 (36.4%)
Male 194 (63.6%)
Lauren's classification
Diffuse 56 (18.4%)
Intestinal 227 (74.4%)
Mixed 22 (7.2%)
WHO classification
Mucinous 5 (1.6%)
Tubular 239 (78.4%)
Poorly cohesive 57 (18.7%)
Mixed (tubular and poorly cohesive) 2 (0.7%)
Mixed (tubular and papillary) 1 (0.3%)
Adenosquamous 1 (0.3%)
TNM classification
Stages IA/IB 114 (37.4%)/37 (12.1%)
Stages IIA/IIB 30 (9.8%)/25 (8.2%)
Stages IIIA/IIIB/IIIC 34 (11.1%)/22 (7.2%)/27(8.9%)
Stages IV 16 (5.2%)
Family history of gastric cancer
2 family members 5 (1.6%)
1 family member 32 (10.5%)
No family history 161 (52.8%)
Unknown 107 (35.1%)
Age of cancer diagnosis
Early-onset (≤45 years) 29 (9.5%)
Late-onset (>45 years) 276 (90.5%)
Other cancer histories in a patient
Breast cancer 2 (0.7%)
Colon cancer 3 (1.0%)
Other cancerb 8 (2.6%)
None 185 (60.7%)
Unknown 107 (35.1%)

aResults are expressed as median (interquartile ranges) or number (%).bTwo patients with urinary tract cancer, a patient with essential thrombocythemia, a patient with pharyngeal cancer, a patient with lung cancer, a patient with papillary thyroid cancer, a patient with ovary cancer, and a patient with hepatocellular carcinoma and cervix cancer.