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. 2021 Jan 12;21(3):202. doi: 10.3892/ol.2021.12463

Table II.

Association between MUC1-Tn expression and clinicopathological features in patients with lung ADC.

Variables No. of cases No. of cases with high MUC1-Tn expression, n (%) P-valueb
All lung ADC cases 175 44 (25.1)
Age, years
  ≤68 92 22 (23.9) 0.690
  >68 83 22 (26.2)
Sex
  Male 84 28 (33.3) 0.016d
  Female 91 16 (17.6)
Smoking statusc
  Current or ex-smoker 107 34 (31.8) 0.005d
  Non-smoker 64 8 (12.5)
  NA 4 2 (50.0)
pT statusa
  pT1a-c 111 18 (16.2) <0.001d
  pT2a-b+pT3+pT4 64 26 (40.6)
pN statusa
  pN0 144 34 (23.6) 0.314
  pN1-2 31 10 (32.3)
Pleural invasion
  Negative 130 26 (20.0) 0.008d
  Positive 45 18 (40.0)
Lymphatic invasionc
  Negative 29 14 (48.3) <0.001d
  Positive 64 9 (14.1)
  NA 82 21 (25.6)
Vascular invasionc
  Negative 27 12 (44.4) 0.005d
  Positive 66 11 (16.7)
  NA 82 21 (25.6)
Pre-op Serum CEA level, ng/ml
  ≤5.0 108 20 (18.5) 0.010d
  >5.0 67 24 (35.8)
Pre-op Serum CYFRA21-1 levelc, ng/ml
  ≤2.1 125 25 (20.0) 0.014d
  >2.1 44 17 (38.6)
  NA 6 2 (33.3)
a

TNM classification system of the Union for International Cancer Control (8th edition) (18).

b

The values of the patients with high MUC1-Tn and the patients with moderate/low MUC1-Tn were compared using a χ2 test.

c

The values (except NA data) of the patients with high MUC1-Tn and the patients with moderate/low MUC1-Tn were compared using a χ2 test.

d

P<0.05. MUC1, mucin 1; ADC, adenocarcinoma; CEA, carcinoembryonic antigen; CYFRA21-1, cytokeratin 19 fragment; Pre-op, preoperative; NA, not available.