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Table 1 Comparison of general data [n (%), mean ± SD]

Groups	Control group (n = 55)	Research group (n = 65)	χ2/t	P value
Age (years)	51.23 ± 11.28	54.55 ± 10.77	1.646	0.102
Sex			0.616	0.432
Female	19 (34.55)	27 (41.54)
Male	36 (65.45)	38 (58.46)
Eating habits			0.677	0.411
Light	14 (25.45)	21 (32.31)
Greasy	41 (74.55)	44 (67.69)
Working status			0.271	0.603
Employed	22 (40.00)	23 (35.38)
Unemployed	33 (60.00)	42 (64.62)
Educational level			0.808	0.369
≥ high school	23 (41.82)	22 (33.85)
< high school	32 (58.18)	43 (66.15)
ASA grade			0.103	0.748
I	27 (49.09)	30 (46.15)
II	28 (50.91)	35 (53.85)
TNM stage			0.073	0.788
T1	19 (34.55)	24 (36.92)
T2	36 (65.45)	41 (63.08)
Pathological type			0.809	0.667
Papillary adenocarcinoma	29 (52.73)	37 (56.92)
Tubular adenocarcinoma	16 (29.09)	20 (30.77)
Mucinous adenocarcinoma	10 (18.18)	8 (12.31)

TNM: Tumor–node–metastasis.