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. 2022 Apr 28;7:30. doi: 10.1038/s41525-022-00300-5

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the 271 patients with adnexal masses.

Patients with an adnexal mass
(n = 271)
Benign mass Borderline carcinoma Invasive carcinoma Metastatic tumor
(n = 130) (n = 41) (n = 92) (n = 8)
Age (in years)
 Median 53 52 64 55
 IQR 43–64 37–63 57–73 52–69
Adnexal histology
 Benign
 Cystadenoma 21 – – –
 Cystadenofibroma 52 – – –
 Fibrothecoma 1 – – –
 Teratoma 25 – – –
 Leiomyoma 13 – – –
 Other 18 – – –
 Borderline
 Serous – 22 – –
 Mucinous – 15 – –
 Other – 4 – –
 Invasive
 High-grade serous – – 62 –
 Low-grade serous – – 6 –
 Mucinous – – 8 –
 Endometrioid – – 9 –
 Clear-cell – – 3 –
 Non-epithelial – – 4 –
 Metastasis
 Gastric cancer – – – 3
 Other – – – 5
FIGO stage
 IA – 30 15 –
 IB – 3 – –
 IC – 3 8 –
 IIA – 1 1 –
 IIB – 1 2 –
 IIIA – 2 4 –
 IIIB – 1 8 –
 IIIC – – 22 –
 IVB – – 32 –
CA-125 (in kU/L)
 Median 20 30 206 37
 IQR 12–34 18–109 63–643 23–91