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. 2020 Apr 9;26:e922739-1–e922739-12. doi: 10.12659/MSM.922739

Table 1.

Demographics and clinicopathologic characterisitcs of patients with uterine leiomyosarcoma.

Cetegory Trainning cohort (n=1016) Validation cohort (n=432) Total cohort (n=1448) P
No. of patients (%) No. of patients (%) No. of patients (%)
Age(y) 0,667
 <51 381 (37.5%) 169 (39.1%) 550 (38.0%)
 51–58 257 (25.3%) 113 (26.2%) 370 (25.5%)
 >58 378 (37.2%) 150 (34.7%) 528 (36.5%)
Race 0,484
 White 712 (70.1%) 316 (73.1%) 1028 (71.0%)
 Other* 109 (10.7%) 40 (9.3%) 149 (10.3%)
 Black 195 (19.2%) 76 (17.6%) 271 (18.7%)
Year at diagnosis 0,119
 2004–2009 472 (46.5%) 220 (50.9%) 692 (47.8%)
 2010–2015 544 (53.5%) 212 (49.1%) 756 (52.2%)
Grade** 0,854
 Low 184 (18.1%) 80 (18.5%) 264 (18.2%)
 High 832 (81.9%) 352 (81.5%) 1184 (81.8%)
Stage 0,239
 I 506 (49.8%) 239 (55.3%) 745 (51.5%)
 II 103 (10.1%) 42 (9.7%) 145 (10.0%)
 III 106 (10.5%) 43 (10.0%) 149 (10.3%)
 IV 301 (29.6%) 108 (25.0%) 409 (28.2%)
Tumor size (mm) 0,248
 <70 264 (26.0%) 123 (28.5%) 387 (26.7%)
 70–140 473 (46.5%) 208 (48.1%) 681 (47.0%)
 >140 279 (27.5%) 101 (23.4%) 380 (26.3%)
Surgery type 0,45
 Hysterectomy 953 (93.8%) 412 (95.4%) 1365 (94.3%)
 Pelvic exenteration 16 (1.6%) 4 (0.9%) 20 (1.3%)
 No surgery 47 (4.6%) 16 (3.7%) 63 (4.4%)
Lymphadenectomy 0,938
 Yes 360 (35.4%) 154 (35.6%) 514 (35.5%)
 No 656 (64.6%) 278 (64.4%) 934 (64.5%)
Radiotherapy 0,787
 Yes 203 (20.0%) 89 (20.6%) 292 (20.2%)
 No 813 (80.0%) 343 (79.4%) 1156 (79.8%)
Chemotherapy 0,386
 Yes 498 (49.0%) 201 (46.5%) 699 (48.3%)
 No 518 (51.0%) 231 (53.5%) 749 (51.7%)
*

American Indian/Alaskan Native, Asian/Pacific Islander;

**

Low: Grade I (well differentiated) and Grade II (moderately differentiated); High: Grade III (poorly differentiated) and Grade IV (undifferentiated anaplastic);

***

Total/simple/pan/radical hysterectomy with or without removal of adnexa.