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Table 3 Association of clinicopathological and prognostic parameters of colorectal carcinoma with N stage

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

Variable

N stage

P value

N0

N1

N2a

N2b

Age (years)

 < 50

10

8

9

10

0.19

 > 50

22

22

10

9

 

Gender

 Male

18

13

10

10

0.777

 Female

14

17

9

9

 

Laterality

 Right

6

11

5

8

0.26

 Left

26

19

14

11

 

Lymphovascular invasion

 Present

0

8

9

10

< 0.001*

 Absent

32

22

10

9

 

Grade

 Well differentiated

3

0

0

0

< 0.001*

 Moderately differentiated

27

26

16

7

 

 Poorly differentiated

2

4

3

12

 

Tumor type

 Adenocarcinoma, NOS

29

27

16

8

0.006*

 Mucinous carcinoma

2

2

2

7

 

 Medullary carcinoma

1

0

0

1

 

 Signet ring cell carcinoma

0

1

1

3

 

Perinodal spread

 Present

0

13

15

19

< 0.001*

 Absent

32

17

4

0

 

Mucinous histology (%)

 Absent

26

20

15

7

0.006*

 < 10

2

6

2

2

 

 10–50

3

0

0

4

 

 > 50

1

4

2

6

 

Signet ring differentiation

 Present

1

5

2

8

0.003*

 Absent

31

25

17

11

 

Medullary differentiation

 Present

1

0

0

0

0.543

 Absent

31

30

19

19

 

Necrosis

 Absent

1

2

3

0

0.097

 Focal

22

20

10

18

 

 Widespread

9

8

6

1

 

Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes

 None

14

15

13

16

0.019*

 Mild-moderate

7

9

5

3

 

 Marked

11

6

1

0

 

Peri-tumoral lymphocytes

 None

21

24

12

10

0.639

 Mild-moderate

6

3

4

5

 

 Marked

5

3

3

4

 

Pre-existing polyp

 Present

7

2

1

0

0.047*

 Absent

25

28

18

19

 
  1. Chi square test applied
  2. * P-value is significant