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. 2020 Feb 18;20:131. doi: 10.1186/s12885-020-6557-5

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of CRC and mCRC patients

Characteristics CRC patients mCRC patients
(N = 8136) (N = 3878)
Age at diagnosis, year
 Mean (SD) 59 (13) 57 (12)
 Median (IQR) 60 (50–68) 58 (49–66)
 Min - max 18–96 18–96
Age group, n (%)
 18–49 1883 (23%) 1075 (28%)
 50–59 2035 (25%) 1067 (28%)
 60+ 4218 (52%) 1736 (45%)
Gender, n (%)
 Female 3233 (40%) 1472 (38%)
 Male 4903 (60%) 2406 (62%)
Department of practice, n (%)
 Internal medicine 7074 (87%) 3584 (92%)
 Surgery 1062 (13%) 294 (7.6%)
Hospital geographic region, n (%)
 North 489 (6%) 416 (11%)
 South 4972 (61%) 2258 (58%)
 East 533 (6.6%) 463 (12%)
 Midwest 2142 (26%) 741 (19%)
Primary tumor size at diagnosis, centimeters
 Missing, n (%) 2926 (36%) 2116 (55%)
 Mean (SD) 4.48 (2.05) 4.52 (2.09)
 Median (IQR) 4 (3–5.5) 4 (3–5.5)
Mutation status, n (%)
 KRAS MUT 794 (10%) 525 (14%)
 KRAS WT 1246 (15%) 805 (21%)
 Unknown 6096 (75%) 2548 (66%)
Primary tumor site at diagnosis, n (%)
 Left-sided 5751 (71%) 2659 (69%)
 Right-sided 1767 (22%) 879 (23%)
 Colorectal NOS 618 (7.6%) 340 (8.8%)
ECOG PS at diagnosis, n (%)
 Missing, n 2386 1470
 0 724 (12%) 429 (18%)
 1 4912 (86%) 1919 (80%)
 2 65 (1.1%) 51 (2.1%)
 3 11 (0.19%) 7 (0.29%)
 4 4 (0.07%) 2 (0.08%)

Note: CRC colorectal cancer, mCRC metastatic colorectal cancer, SD standard deviation, IQR: interquartile range, min minimum, max maximum, MUT mutation, WT wild-type, NOS not otherwise specified, ECOG PS Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status