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. 2021 Oct 15;13(10):11223–11234.

Table 1.

Clinicopathological characteristics of patient and the correlation between SSTR2 expression and clinical and molecular pathological characteristics of patients with glioma

Characteristics Total (n = 302) SSTR2 Low (≤ 4) expression (%) SSTR2 high (≥ 6) expression (%) chi-square test P value
Sex 0.668
    male 178 134 (75.28) 44 (24.71)
    female 124 96 (77.42) 28 (22.58)
Age (y) 0.152
    < 55 233 173 (74.25) 60 (25.75)
    ≥ 55 69 57 (82.61) 12 (17.39)
WHO grade < 0.001
    I 14 11 (78.57) 3 (21.43)
    II 81 43 (53.09) 38 (46.91)
    III 76 56 (73.68) 20 (26.31)
    IV 131 120 (91.60) 11 (8.40)
epilepsy 0.001
    no 219 178 (81.28) 41 (18.72)
    yes 83 52 (62.65) 31 (37.35)
Location 0.037
    subtentorial 17 17 (100) 0 (0)
    supratentorial 285 213 (74.73) 72 (25.26)
Ki-67 < 0.001
    < 10% 74 45 (60.81) 29 (39.19)
    ≥ 10% 228 185 (81.14) 43 (18.86)
P53 0.18
    < 10% 110 79 (71.82) 31 (28.18)
    ≥ 10% 192 151 (78.65) 41 (21.35)
PHH3 < 0.001
    < 5 122 77 (63.11) 45 (36.89)
    ≥ 5 180 153 (85.00) 27 (15.00)
ATRX 0.571
    positive 159 119 (74.84) 40 (25.16)
    negative 143 111 (77.62) 32 (22.38)
IDH1 < 0.001
    Wild-type 176 156 (88.64) 20 (11.36)
    Mutated 126 74 (58.73) 52 (41.27)
1p/19q < 0.001
    non-codeleted 254 204 (80.31) 50 (19.69)
    codeleted 48 26 (54.17) 22 (45.83)
MGMTp 0.856
    methylated 144 109 (75.69) 35 (24.31)
    unmethylated 158 121 (76.58) 37 (23.42)
TERTp 0.262
    Mutated 142 104 (73.24) 38 (26.76)
    Wild-type 160 126 (78.75) 34 (21.25)