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. 2021 Jan 11;10:548430. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2020.548430

Table 1.

Demographics, pathological analysis, and types of surgery of participants with pathologically T1a and T1b lung adenocarcinoma.

Total (n = 190) STAS (n = 47) Non-STAS (n = 143) t or z value p
Age (years) 55 ± 14 56 ± 8 53 ± 11 1.778 0.100
Male, n [%] 112 [58.9] 29 [61.7] 83 [58] 0.443 0.658
Heavy smoke, n [%] 56 [29.5] 16 [34.0] 37 [25.9] 1.083 0.279
Surgery 1.933 0.05
Sublobar resection, n [%] 71 [37.4] 12 [25.6] 59 [41.3]
Lobectomy or pneumonectomy, n [%] 119 [62.6] 35 [74.5] 84 [58.7]
Pathology
Predominant histologic subtypes
Lepidic, n [%] 30 [15.8] 0 30 [21.0] 0.0001***
Acinar, n [%] 87 [45.8] 5 [10.6] 82 [57.3] <0.0001****
Papillary or micropapillary, n [%] 38 [25.9] 27 [57.4] 11 [7.7] 7.398 <0.0001****
Solid, n [%] 26 [13.7] 12 [25.5] 14 [9.8] 2.724 0.006**
Cribriform, n [%] 9 [4.7] 3 [6.4] 6 [4.2] 0.692
Vascular invasion (+), n [%] 26 [13.7] 12 [25.6] 11 [7.7] 3.253 0.001**
Pleural invasion (+), n [%] 31 [16.3] 19 [40.4] 17 [11.9] 4.331 <0.0001****
EGFR mutation (+), n [%] 78 [41.1] 12 [25.5] 66 [46.2] 0.493 0.013*

STAS, spread through air spaces; EGFR, epidermal growth factor receptor. Significant level marks: p < 0.05 *, p < 0.01 **, p < 0.001 ***, p < 0.0001 ****.