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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 22.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Surg Pathol. 2019 Jul 5;4(1):1–10.

Table 1.3:

Baseline characteristics between patients who survived or died in the analysis. N refers to number of patients.

Patient characteristic (N) Alive (145) Deceased (62) P-value
Gender (208) 0.92
Male (109) 52.4% (76) 53.2% (33)
Female (99) 47.6% (69) 46.8% (29)
Age (208) 55.1 y ± 11.8 y 60.3 y ±11.0y 0.002
WHO grade (204) 0.026
G1 (147) 71.33% (102) 73.33% (44)
G2 (50) 27.27% (39) 18.33% (11)
G3 (7) 2.3% (2) 4% (1)
Nodal involvement (201) 0.67
N0 (21) 11.5% (16) 8.2% (5)
N1 (66) 33.8% (47) 31.1% (19)
N2 (113) 54.7% (76) 60.7% (37)
Mesenteric mass size (191) 2.41 ± 2.04 cm 2.83 ± 2.04 cm 0.175
Octreotide (205) 0.06
Yes (105) 47.2% (68) 61.7% (37)
No (100) 52.8% (76) 38.3% (23)
Resection status (206) 0.2
R0 (109) 56.94% (82) 44.26% (27)
R1 (4) 1.39% (2) 3.28% (2)
R2 (93) 41.67% (60) 52.46% (32)
Original stage (207) 0.14
I (6) 2.78% (4) 3.23% (2)
II (10) 4.17% (6) 6.45% (4)
III (95) 51.39% (74) 33.87% (21)
IV (96) 41.67% (60) 56.45% (35)
T Stage of primary at diagnosis (192) 0.06
T1 (8) 5.15% (7) 1.82% (1)
T2 (35) 13.23% (18) 29.09% (16)
T3 (96) 52.21% (71) 45.45% (25)
T4 (53) 29.41% (40) 23.64% (13)
M1 disease at diagnosis (207) 0.051
Yes (96) 41.7% (60) 56.5% (35)
No (111) 58.3% (84) 43.5% (111)
MTD present (208) 0.83
Yes (138) 66.2% (96) 67.7% (42)
No (70) 33.8% (49) 32.3% (20)