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. 2019;20(12):3735–3746. doi: 10.31557/APJCP.2019.20.12.3735

Table 1.

Clinicopathological Characteristics Included in this Study

Clinicopathological characteristics Result *
Gender
Males 50 (75.8%)
Females 16 (24.2%)
Age (y)
Range 38 - 89
Median 60
Largest tumor diameter (cm)
Range 1-10
Median 4
Variants of UC
Conventional 62 (93.9%)
Sarcomatoid 4 (6.1%)
Divergent differentiation of UC
Squamous differentiation 29 (43.94%)
Glandular differentiation 2 (3.03%)
Absent 35 (53.03%)
Pattern of tumor invasion
Nodular pattern 46 (69.7%)
Trabecular pattern 60 (91%)
Infiltrative pattern 43 (65.2%)
Bilharziasis
Present 39 (59.1%)
Absent 27 (40.9%)
Necrosis
Present 33 (50%)
Absent 33 (50%)
PNI
Present 61 (92.4%)
Absent 5 (7.6%)
LVI
Present 45 (68.2%)
Absent 21 (31.8%)
Pathological tumor stage (pT)
T2a 3 (4.5%)
T2b 11 (16.7%)
T3a 5 (7.6%)
T3b 36 (54.5%)
T4a 11 (16.7%)
N0 41 (62.1%)
N1 6 (9.1%)
N2 19 (28.8%)
Distant metastasis stage (M)
M0 62 (93.9%)
M1b 4 (6.1%)
Stage grouping
II 10 (15.2%)
IIIA 35 (53.0%)
IIIB 17 (25.8%)
Stage grouping
IVB 4 (6.1%)
Patient follow up (2-year)
Alive with disease 4 (6.1%)
Alive till recurrence of disease 8 (12.1%)
Alive without recurrence 40 (60.6%)
Alive at the end of the study 35 (53.0%)
Died at the end of the study 17 (25.8%)
Lost to follow up 14 (21.2%)
Overall survival (OS) (m)
Range 3-32
Median 24
Disease free survival (DFS) (m)
Range 1-30
Median 22

LVI, lymphovascular invasion; PNI, perineural invasion, UC, urothelial carcinoma; * Data are numbers (%) of cases unless otherwise specified.