Original Article
Copyright ©2013 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. May 7, 2013; 19(17): 2650-2659
Published online May 7, 2013. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v19.i17.2650
Table 2 Univariate analysis of the prognostic factors for patients with colorectal cancer
n3-YSR5-YSRP value1
Age group (yr)0.002
Age1 ( ≤ 35)2965%65%
Age2 (36–59)37073%66%
Age3 (60–74)33478%74%
Age4 (≥ 75)10461%53%
Sex0.834
Male49573%67%
Female34274%69%
Family history of CRC0.391
Negative81273%68%
Positive2591%82%
Obstruction0.000
Negative79076%70%
Positive4539%35%
Perforation0.629
Negative82474%68%
Positive1168%68%
Bleeding0.116
Negative28969%66%
Positive54676%69%
Diarrhea0.421
Negative75075%68%
Positive8565%63%
Constipation0.415
Negative77674%68%
Positive5972%66%
Habits changes0.547
Negative53174%69%
Positive30473%66%
Serum CEA level0.042
≤ 5 ng/mL66174%69%
> 5 ng/mL17271%62%
Status of resection0.000
Curative71180%74%
Palliative9529%22%
Tumor location0.705
Colon cancer43773%69%
Rectal cancer39474%66%
Double primary of colon and rectal cancer675%75%
Tumor size0.004
< 5 cm51677%71%
≥ 5 cm21867%62%
Histological differentiation grade0.001
Well21278%71%
Moderate36673%65%
Poor17062%60%
Pathological types0.036
Non-mucous cell carcinoma66376%70%
Mucous cell carcinoma14163%59%
Lymphovascular invasion0.000
Negative81375%69%
Positive2444%36%
Perineural invasion0.057
Negative82074%68%
Positive1442%42%
Invasion of adjacent organs0.000
Negative78175%70%
Positive5243%33%