Retrospective Study
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World J Clin Oncol. Aug 24, 2024; 15(8): 1033-1047
Published online Aug 24, 2024. doi: 10.5306/wjco.v15.i8.1033
Table 5 The association of demographics and clinicopathologic characteristics with different scores
Variables0 (n = 537)1 (n = 219)2 (n = 181)3 (n = 139)4 (n = 59)5 (n = 71)6 (n = 30)
P value
Gender0.506
Male413 158 136 104 50 55 21
Female124 61 45 35 9 16 9
Age0.179
< 65316 124 98 68 31 36 12
≥ 65221 95 83 71 28 35 18
Clinical stage0.000
I197 51 27 10 3 0 0
II120 66 36 33 10 6 1
III220 102 118 96 46 65 29
T stage0.000
T1147 48 15 10 3 0 1
T275 22 20 9 0 1 0
T356 37 27 25 13 13 3
T4259 112 119 95 43 57 26
N stage0.000
N0292 96 64 36 11 4 1
N194 40 18 27 8 15 1
N273 37 44 32 14 17 10
N378 46 55 44 26 35 18
Tumor location0.010
Cardia268 95 97 77 37 41 18
Gastric body93 58 28 26 11 14 9
Antrum of stomach176 66 56 36 11 16 3
Pathological type0.236
Adenocarcinoma514 202 172 133 54 64 29
Other23 17 9 6 5 7 1
Degree of differentiation0.013
Well, high, medium174 64 53 41 16 8 5
Moderate to low, poor363 155 128 98 43 63 25
Borrmann type0.000
I and II241 80 42 48 10 15 6
III and IV296 139 139 91 49 56 24
Size0.000
< 5364 121 91 66 17 22 9
≥ 5173 98 90 73 42 49 21
Survival status
Alive433 161 128 75 27 16 2
Dead104 58 53 64 32 55 28