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. 2022 Jan 28;11(3):713. doi: 10.3390/jcm11030713

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the study population.

Characteristics Patients (n = 199)
Demographic
  Gender, male No. (%) 105 (52.8%)
  Gender, female No. (%) 90 (47.2%)
  Age, median (IQR), years 55 (46–62)
Presence of symptoms
  Yes (%) 66 (33.1%)
  No (%) 121 (60.8%)
  Not available (%) 12 (6.1%)
  TNM staging
  Stage I-IIA (%) 181 (91.0%)
  Stage IIIB-IV (%) 21 (9.0%)
Site
  High/medium rectum (%) 111 (55.8%)
  Low rectum (%) 72 (36.2%)
  Not available (%) 16 (8.0%)
Resection
  Polypectomy (%) 125 (62.8%)
  EMR (%) 22 (11.1%)
  ESD (%) 14 (7.0%)
  TEMS (%) 8 (4.0%)
  LAR (%) 12 (6.0%)
  Not available (%) 18 (9.1%)
Pathological features
  Size, median (IQR), mm 6 (3.0–9.25)
  Ulceration (%) 18 (9.0%)
  Depression (%) 16 (8.0%)
  Synchronous lesions (%) 13 (6.5%)
  Vascular invasion (%) 16 (8.0%)
  Perineural invasion (%) 11 (5.5%)
  Lymphatic invasion (%) 11 (5.5%)
WHO 2010 Classification
  NET G1 (%) 147 (73.9%)
  NET G2 (%) 41 (20.6%)
  Not available (%) 11 (5.5%)
  Ki-67, median (%) 1% (1–2%)
Nodal involvement
  Yes (%) 18 (9.0%)
  No (%) 141 (70.9%)
  Not available (%) 40 (20.1%)

EMR, endoscopic mucosal resection; ESD, endoscopic submucosal dissection; TEMS, transanal endoscopic microsurgery; LAR, low anterior resection.