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. 2023 Jan 13;42(4):e110620. doi: 10.15252/embj.2022110620

Table 1.

Clinicopathological characteristics of upper tract urothelial carcinoma patients who underwent radical nephroureterectomy.

Patient characteristics Patients who underwent RNU Total n = 214, (%)
Follow‐up duration Mean ± SD 62.7 ± 39.2
Time to death Mean ± SD 57.9 ± 42.3
Time to metastasis Mean ± SD 39.1 ± 43.6
Time to bladder tumor recurrence Mean ± SD 20.0 ± 7.87
Age < 75 107 (50.0)
≥ 75 107 (50.0)
Sex Male 158 (73.8)
Female 56 (26.2)
Tumor location Pelvis 105 (49.1)
Ureter 109 (50.9)
Tumor histology Pure UC 172 (80.4)
Non‐pure UC 42 (19.6)
Pathological T stage < 3 98 (45.8)
≥ 3 116 (54.2)
Pathological N stage 0 199 (93.0)
1,2 15 (7.0)
Lymph node dissection No 150 (70.1)
Yes 64 (29.9)
Surgical margin Negative 189 (88.3)
Positive 25 (11.7)
Tumor grade Low 64 (29.9)
High 150 (70.1)
LVI Absent 118 (55.1)
Present 96 (44.9)
Concomitant CIS No 170 (79.4)
Yes 44 (20.6)
Tumor multifocality No 182 (85.0)
Yes 32 (15.0)
Systemic adjuvant chemotherapy No 140 (65.4)
Yes 74 (34.6)
Previous history of bladder cancer No 149 (69.6)
Yes 65 (30.4)

CIS, carcinoma in situ; LVI, lymphovascular invasion; RNU, radical nephroureterectomy; SD, standard deviation; UC, urothelial carcinoma.