Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Gastroenterol. Aug 7, 2016; 22(29): 6726-6735
Published online Aug 7, 2016. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v22.i29.6726
Table 5 Demographics of patients from the Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center database with T4bN0-2M0 colon cancer, according to tumor size n (%)
CharacteristicTumor size (cm)
P value
Total (n = 101)4.0 (n = 18)4.0-7.0 (n = 39)7.0 (n = 44)
Median follow-up (mo)49465144
IQR33-6227-7231-6133-62
Sex0.582
Male59 (58.4)9 (50.0)22 (56.4)28 (63.6)
Female42 (41.6)9 (50.0)17 (43.6)16 (36.4)
Age at diagnosis (yr)0.245
≤ 6033 (32.7)3 (16.7)13 (33.3)17 (38.6)
> 6068 (67.3)15 (83.3)26 (66.7)27 (61.4)
Primary site0.668
Right colon50 (49.5)8 (44.4)18 (46.2)24 (54.5)
Left colon51 (50.5)10 (55.6)21 (53.8)20 (45.5)
Histology type0.262
Adenocarcinoma88 (87.1)16 (88.9)35 (89.7)37 (84.1)
Mucinous adenocarcinoma10 (9.9)1 (5.6)2 (5.1)7 (15.9)
Signet-ring cell carcinoma3 (3.0)1 (5.6)2 (5.1)0 (0.0)
Pathology grade0.567
High/Moderate72 (71.3)11 (61.1)29 (74.4)32 (72.7)
Poor/Undifferentiated29 (28.7)7 (38.9)10 (25.6)12 (27.3)
N stage0.210
N043 (42.6)4 (22.2)20 (51.3)19 (43.2)
N134 (33.7)10 (55.6)10 (25.6)14 (31.8)
N224 (23.8)4 (22.2)9 (23.1)11 (25.0)
LNH0.109
≤ 1856 (55.4)14 (77.8)20 (51.3)22 (50.0)
> 1845 (44.6)4 (22.2)19 (48.7)22 (50.0)
Lymphovascular invasion0.176
Positive37 (36.6)10 (55.6)12 (30.8)15 (34.1)
Negative64 (63.4)8 (44.4)27 (69.2)29 (65.9)
Perineural invasion0.906
Positive24 (23.8)5 (27.8)9 (23.1)10 (22.7)
Negative77 (76.2)13 (72.2)30 (76.9)34 (77.3)