Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2025.
World J Gastrointest Surg. Jan 27, 2025; 17(1): 98263
Published online Jan 27, 2025. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v17.i1.98263
Table 1 Patient characteristics, n (%)
Characteristics
pMMR (n = 57)
dMMR (n = 17)
Age (years)59 (51-66.5)43 (37-63.5)
Sex (male)37 (64.9)10 (58.8)
BMI (kg/m2)23.4 (21.0-25.7)23.5 (21.8-28.5)
Primary tumor location
Ascending colon5 (8.8)7 (41.2)
Sigmoid colon10 (17.5)3 (17.6)
Rectum42 (73.7)7 (41.2)
Clinical TNM stage
II10 (17.5)1 (5.9)
III36 (63.2)14 (82.4)
IV11 (19.3)2 (11.8)
Clinical T-stage
T335 (61.4)9 (52.9)
T422 (38.6)8 (47.1)
Clinical N-stage
Negative12 (21.1)1 (5.9)
Positive45 (78.9)16 (94.1)
CEA elevation (≥ 5 μg/L)26 (45.6)3 (17.6)
Histological appearance
Well differentiated2 (3.5)0
Moderately differentiated9 (15.8)2 (11.8)
Poorly differentiated46 (80.7)15 (88.2)
Neoadjuvant immunotherapy
PD-1 inhibitor39 (68.4)12 (70.6)
PD-L1 inhibitor6 (10.5)1 (5.9)
PD-1 + CTLA-4 inhibitors12 (21.1)4 (23.5)
Previous treatment
NAC39 (68.4)9 (52.9)
Target therapy15 (26.3)2 (11.8)
NRT26 (65.6)2 (11.8)
Days from diagnosis to initiation of any therapy28 (17-41.5)31 (14-52)
Days from initiation of any therapy to completion of all therapy97 (76-122)90 (42.5-150)
Days from completion of all therapy to surgery50 (31.5-63)42 (35-68)
pCR rate17 (29.8)14 (82.4)
TRG
17 (12.3)1 (5.9)
223 (40.4)0
310 (17.5)3 (17.6)
417 (29.8)13 (76.5)
Pathological T stage
ypT018 (31.6)13 (76.5)
ypT14 (7.0)1 (5.9)
ypT211(19.3)2(11.8)
ypT316 (28.3)0
ypT48 (14.0)1 (5.9)
Pathological N stage
ypN042 (73.7)16 (94.1)
ypN19 (15.8)1 (5.9)
ypN26 (10.5)0
Vascular invasion6 (10.5)1 (5.9)
Perineural invasion13 (22.8)1 (5.9)