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. 2022 Mar 30;12(4):853. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics12040853

Table 4.

Association between the baseline clinical, imaging, histopathological features and intra-individual MIB-1 labeling index differences in primary and recurrent meningiomas. Significant results (p < 0.05) are shown in bold type.

Variable Smaller or Equal MIB-1 Index (n = 10) Increased MIB-1 Index (n = 6) p-Value
Age 0.63
≥54 5 2
<54 5 4
Sex 0.035
Male 2 5
Female 8 1
Tumor volume 0.99
<46 cm3 5 3
≥46 cm3 5 3
Peritumoral edema 0.99
Present 8 3
Not present 3 2
Multiple meningioma 0.23
Present 4 0
Not present 6 6
Tumor localization 0.60
Skull base 2 2
Non-skull base 8 4
Sinus invasion 0.06
Present 0 3
Not present 9 4
Brain invasion 0.99
Present 0 2
Not present 5 9
Primary MIB-1 index 0.33
≥9% 8 3
<9% 3 4
Primary mitotic count 0.99
≥4 5 3
<4 5 3
CD68+ macrophage infiltrates 0.001
Focal 10 1
Diffuse 0 5
Simpson grade 0.63
Simpson grades I and II 9 5
Simpson grade ≥ III 1 1
WHO grade 0.61
1 6 2
2 4 4
Mean serum C-reactive protein level (+/− SD) 2.73 +/− 3.35 1.02 +/− 1.19 0.30
Mean plasma fibrinogen level (+/− SD) 3.67 +/− 0.73 2.23 +/− 0.38 0.02