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Table 1 Clinicopathological and prognostic features of colorectal carcinoma in studied population

From: Clinicopathologic features of colorectal carcinoma: features predicting higher T-stage and nodal metastasis

Variable

n (frequency)

Age (years)

 Median

54.5 (19–85)

 < 50

37 (37%)

 > 50

63 (63%)

Gender

 Male

51 (51%)

 Female

49 (49%)

Laterality

 Right

30 (30%)

 Left

70 (70%)

Lymphovascular invasion

 Present

27 (27%)

 Absent

73 (73%)

T stage

 T1

1 (1%)

 T2

7 (7%)

 T3

81 (81%)

 T4

11 (11%)

N stage

 N0

32 (32%)

 N1

30 (30%)

 N2a

19 (19%)

 N2b

19 (19%)

Tumor grade

 Well differentiated

3 (3%)

 Moderately differentiated

74 (74%)

 Poorly differentiated

23 (23%)

Tumor type

 Adenoarcinoma, NOS

79 (79%)

 Mucinous

13 (13%)

 Medullary

2 (2%)

 Signet ring

5 (5%)

Perinodal spread

 Present

47 (47%)

 Absent

53 (53%)

Mucinous histology (%)

 Absent

68 (68%)

 < 10

12 (12%)

 10–50

7 (7%)

 > 50

13 (13%)

Signet ring differentiation

 Present

16 (16%)

 Absent

84 (84%)

Medullary differentiation

 Present

2 (2%)

 Absent

98 (98%)

Necrosis

 Absent

6 (6%)

 Focal

70 (70%)

 Widespread

24 (24%)

Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes

 None

57 (57%)

 Mild to moderate

25 (25%)

 Marked

18 (18%)

Peri-tumoral lymphocytic response

 None

67 (67%)

 Mild to moderate

18 (18%)

 Marked

15 (15%)

Pre-existing polyp

 Present

10 (10%)

 Absent

90 (90%)