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. 2021 Aug 9;17(6):677–694. doi: 10.1080/15592294.2021.1952375

Table 1.

Characteristics of the 48 tissues analysed in the study

Donor Age (y) Tissue(s) sampled Colon segment involved Maximum lesion diameter (mm) Paris classification # Pit pattern † Microscopic appearance Dysplasia ∆ BRAF sequence KRAS sequence MLH1 staining (IHC)
Tumour-free                      
Y1 33 NM CEC & SIG
Y2 37 NM CEC & SIG
Y3 38 NM CEC & SIG
O1 71 NM CEC & SIG
O2 78 NM CEC & SIG
O3 80 NM CEC & SIG
Tumour-bearing                      
S1 88 T+ NM CEC 15 0-IIa IIIs SSL none c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S2 68 T+ NM ASC 12 0-Is IIIs, IIIL SSL none c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S3 61 T+ NM ASC 20 0-IIa II SSL dysplasia c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S4 71 T+ NM ASC 15 0-IIa+IIc IV, V SSL dysplasia c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S6 76 T+ NM CEC 25 0-IIa IV SSL dysplasia c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S7 59 T+ NM ASC 14 0-IIa nr SSL dysplasia c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S9 69 T+ NM ASC 20 0-IIa II SSL none c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S10 45 T+ NM ASC 25 0-Is Is SSL none c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S15 36 T+ NM ASC 15 0-IIa nr SSL none c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
S17 53 T+ NM CEC 15 0-IIa IIIs SSL none c.1799 T > A (V600E) WT positive
A3 78 T+ NM ASC 15 0-Is IV cADN (TA) LGD WT WT positive
A4 64 T+ NM ASC 30 0-IIa+Is IV cADN (TA) LGD WT c.34 G > T (G12C) positive
A5 59 T+ NM ASC 25 0-IIa IIIL cADN (TA) LGD WT WT positive
A6 73 T+ NM ASC 9 0-Is IIIs cADN (TA) LGD WT WT positive
A7 64 T+ NM CEC 20 0-Is IIIL cADN (TA) LGD WT WT positive
A9 73 T+ NM ASC 30 0-IIa IIIL cADN (TA) LGD WT c.35 G > T (G12V) positive
A11 84 T+ NM ASC 40 0-IIa IIIL, IV cADN (TA) LGD WT c.35 G > T (G12V) positive
A14 78 T+ NM ASC 15 0-Is IIIs cADN (TA) LGD WT WT positive

Abbreviations: NM, normal mucosa; T, tumour; CEC, caecum; ASC, ascending; SIG, sigmoid; cADN, conventional adenoma; TA, tubular adenoma; SSL, sessile serrated lesion; LGD, low-grade dysplasia; IHC, immunohistochemistry; nr: not reported.

# Macroscopic appearance of neoplastic lesions was classified according to Paris Endoscopic Classification. The Paris Endoscopic Classification of Superficial Neoplastic Lesions. Gastrointest. Endosc. 2003; 58 (suppl.): S3-S27.

† Morphological analysis of colon crypt patterns according to the Kudo classification. Kudo S et al. Pit pattern in colorectal neoplasia: endoscopic magnifying view. Endoscopy 2001; 33: 367–73.

∆ Low-grade versus high-grade dysplasia as defined by the WHO classification of tumours of the digestive system, editorial and consensus conference in Lyon, France, November 6–9, 1999. IARC.