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. 2020 Nov 14;12(22):23337–23350. doi: 10.18632/aging.104188

Table 4. Associations between F. nucleatum level and clinicopathological characteristics in cervical cancer.

Variables F. nucleatum level
Low High P
Age, years 0.145
>35 37(43.5) 48(56.5)
≤35 8(29.6) 19(70.4)
FIGO stage 0.241
IIA/IIB 13(48.1) 14(51.9)
IB1/IB2 32(38.1) 52(61.9)
Greatest tumor dimension, cm 0.521
>4 9(39.1) 14(60.9)
≤4 36(41.4) 51(58.6)
Lymphovascular space invasion 0.459
Yes 3(50.0) 3(50.0)
No 42(39.6) 64(60.4)
Depth of cervical invasion 0.135
≥66% 16(33.3) 32(66.7)
<66% 15(48.4) 16(51.6)
Uterine corpus invasion 0.065
Yes 19(32.2) 40(67.8)
No 25(48.1) 27(51.9)
Pelvic lymph node metastasis 0.327
Yes 10(45.5) 12(54.5)
No 33(37.5) 55(62.5)
Differentiation b 0.007 a
Poor 21 (30.4) 48(69.6)
Well+moderate 24(55.8) 19(44.2)
Recurrence 0.015 a
Yes 4(18.2) 18(81.8)
No 41(45.6) 49(54.4)
Vital status(at follow-up) 0.022 a
Death 3 (16.7) 15(83.3)
Alive 42(44.7) 52(55.3)

aχ2 test. Significant P-values (<0.05) are shown in bold font.