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. 2022 Jul 21;17(7):e0271526. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0271526

Table 1. Clinical characteristics of the study population.

Characteristic Value (n = 61)
Mean age at diagnosis, years (range) 66.8 (35.1–81.6)
Gravidity (median) 4
Parity (median) 4
BMI (kg/m2)
Mean (range) 32.9 (20.6–56.2)
Menopausal status No (%)
Premenopausal 2 (3.3)
Postmenopausal 59 (96.7)
Presenting complaint *
Abnormal uterine bleeding 55 (90.2)
Pain 16 (26.2)
Loss of weight 13 (21.3)
Abnormal discharge 9 (14.8)
Other 9 (14.8)
Comorbid diseases *
Hypertension 52 (85.3)
Diabetes 20 (32.8)
Osteoarthritis 7 (11.5)
Ischemic heart disease 6 (9.8)
Hypercholesterolemia 6 (9.8)
History of breast cancer 4 (6.6)
Other 11 (18)
Family history of cancer #
Yes 11 (18.03)
No 49 (80.33)
Unknown 1 (1.64)
Cervical smear results
Result not available 17 (27.9)
Unsuitable for interpretation 2 (3.3)
Normal 13 (21.3)
Abnormal 29 (47.6)
Pre-operative biopsy results
Suggestive of carcinosarcoma 32 (52.5)
Suggestive of other malignancy or poorly differentiated tumour 22 (36.1)
Not done/unsuitable for diagnosis 7 (11.5)
FIGO Stage presentation
FIGO I 18 (29.5)
FIGO II 5 (8.2)
FIGO III 16 (26.2)
FIGO IV 22 (36.1)
Five-year progression-free survival 17.3% (CI 8.9%-27.9%)
Overall 5-year survival 19.7% (CI 10.6%-30.8%)

*Some patients presented with a combination of factors.

#First degree relative only of any cancer.