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. 2022 Jan 28;10(1):80–92. doi: 10.1002/ueg2.12194

TABLE 1.

Cohort characteristics

Patients characteristicslc
Number, n 623
Sex male : Female, n (%) 360 (57.8) : 263 (42.2)
Mean age, years (min‐max) 69.3 (34–96)
Lesions characteristics
Number, n 663
Mean size, mm (min‐max) 57.9 (20–210)
>40 mm, n (%) 532 (80.2)
>50 mm, n (%) 371 (56%)
Location, n (%)
Recto‐sigmoid 290 (43.7)
Descending colon 56 (8.5)
Transverse colon 45 (6.5)
Ascending colon 271 (40.9)
Characterization data, n (%)
Macroscopic type
Protruding lesion 85 (12.8)
G‐LST 440 (66.4)
NG‐LST 126 (19)
Macronodule >1 cm 354 (53.4)
Depressed area (Paris 0‐IIC) 92 (13.9)
Sano IIIA/Kudo Vi 265 (40)
CONECCT IIA 146 (22)
CONECCT IIC 504 (76)
Histology, n (%)
V3 – LGD 216 (32.6)
V4 – pTis 376 (57)
V5 – pT1a <1000 um 29 (4.4)
V5 – pT1a >1000 um 26 (3.9)
≥pT2 4 (0.6)
Details of sumucosal cancer
Low risk submucosal cancer (<1000, LV‐, budding‐) 15 (2.3%)
High risk submucosal cancer (>1000 or LV + or budding +) 39 (5.9%)
“Intermediate risk” (>1000 and <2000, LV‐ and budding ‐) 9 (1.4%)
ESD procedure, n (%)
Duration of procedure (min) 49 (IQR 30–92)
En bloc resection 640 (96.4%)
R0 resection 565 (85.1%)
Curative 538 (81.1%)
Intra‐operative perforation 48 (7%)
lesions <5 cm 9 (3%)
lesions >5 cm 34 (9.1%)
Secondary surgery 46 (7%)
Secondary surgery for complications 6 (0.9%)

Abbreviations: CONECCT, COlorectal NEoplasia Endoscopic Classification to Choose the Treatment; LV, lymphovascular.