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. 2021 Mar 11;11:646536. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2021.646536

Table 2.

Comparison of rectal G1 NET with G2 tumor (n = 601).

G1 G2 p
Gender male 292 54 0.290
female 223 32
Age mean 49 52 0.043
Distance from anal verge (cm) mean 5.9 5.8 0.768
Tumor size (cm) mean 0.8 2.2 3.3E-10
Invading depth* T0 394 5 4.5E-47
T1 83 31
T2 22 12
T3 6 25
T4 10 11
T0-1/total, % 92.6 42.8
N stage N0 488 48 5.0E-27
N1 27 38
N1/total, % 5.2 44.2
M stage M0 504 59 5.6E-25
M1 11 27
M1/total, % 2.1 31.4
TNM stage** Ia 376 16 3.2E-39
Ib 93 15
II 15 6
III 20 22
IV 11 27
I/total, % 91.1 36.0
Microvascular invasion*** no 244 49 1.0E-4
yes 9 10
yes/total 3.6 16.9
Perineural invasion*** no 244 44 2.9E-10
yes 5 14
yes/total, % 2.0 24.1
Surgical modality**** EMR 48 1 1.6E-27
ESD 179 17
TEM 246 20
AR/APR/hartman 36 41
local excision/total, % 92.9 48.1

EMR, Endoscopic Mucosal Resection; ESD, Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection; TEM, Transanal Endoscopic Microsurgery; AR, Anterior Resection; APR, Abdomen Perineal Resection.

*T stage only indicates tumor invading depth without consideration of tumor diameter.

**TNM stage is according to ENETS TNM staging system, in which T stage is determined by combination of invading depth and tumor size.

***Information about microvascular invasion and perineural invasion is lost for 48.1% and 48.9% of cases.

****Local excision includes the sum of EMR, ESD, and TEM.