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. 2020 Oct 5;11:4995. doi: 10.1038/s41467-020-18819-5

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the 112 endometrioid ovarian carcinoma cases.

N/median %/range
Cases 112
Age (years) 58.5 28–88
BMI (kg per square metre height) 25.4 18.0–44.0
Concurrent endometrial cancera 19 17.0
Endometrioisisb 39 34.8
Grade
    Grade 1 EnOC 69 61.6
    Grade 2 EnOC 17 15.2
    Grade 3 EnOC 8 7.1
    Undifferentiated 3 2.7
    Serous-like features 15 13.4
Vital status at last follow-up
    Deceased, ovarian cancer 35 31.3
    Deceased, other causes 19 17.0
    Alive 58 51.8
Period of diagnosis
    1980s 17 15.2
    1990s 44 39.3
    2000s 32 28.6
    2010s 19 17.0
FIGO stage at diagnosis
    I 47 42.7
    II 39 35.5
    III 15 13.6
    IV 9 8.2
    NA 2
Primary debulking status
    Zero macroscopic RD 82 78.1
    Macroscopic RD 23 21.9
    NA 7
Adjuvant chemotherapy stage I/II (n = 86)
    Single-agent platinum 31 36.5
    Platinum–taxane combination 17 20.0
    Other platinum combination 3 3.5
    Other chemotherapy regime 7 8.2
    No adjuvant chemotherapy 27 31.8
    NA 1
Adjuvant therapy stage III/IV (n = 24)
    Single-agent platinum 14 58.3
    Platinum–taxane combination 2 8.3
    Other platinum combination 2 8.3
    Other chemotherapy regime 1 4.2
    No adjuvant chemotherapy 5 20.8

BMI body mass index, EnOC endometrioid ovarian carcinoma, NA not available, RD residual disease, FIGO International Federation of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

aDocumented on the Edinburgh Ovarian Cancer Database.

bDocumented on the diagnostic pathology report or identified from reviewed archival tissue.