Observational Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2019.
World J Clin Cases. Oct 26, 2019; 7(20): 3217-3225
Published online Oct 26, 2019. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v7.i20.3217
Table 1 Clinical and endoscopic characteristics of the sentinel polyp group and the pure rectal polyp group, n (%)
CharacteristicSentinel polypsPure rectal polypsχ2P value
Total number1922395

Gender

Male118 (61.46)1300 (54.28)3.70.05

Female74 (38.54)1095 (45.72)

Age

< 40 yr old11 (5.73)344 (14.36)79.1< 0.01

40-60 yr old64 (33.33)1334 (55.70)

> 60 yr old117 (60.94)717 (29.94)

Ethnic

Uygur44 (22.92)631 (26.35)1.320.52

Han130 (67.71)1525 (63.67)

Others18 (9.37)239 (9.98)

Anemia58 (30.21)206 (8.60)90.56< 0.01

Positivity for fecal occult blood36 (18.75)106 (4.43)70.3< 0.01

Tumor marker-positive86 (44.79)398 (16.62)92.8< 0.01

Number of polyps

156 (29.17)1767 (73.78)195.96< 0.01

264 (33.33)397 (16.58)

≥ 372 (37.50)231 (9.64)

Size of polyp

< 0.5 cm65 (33.85)1888 (78.83)460.46< 0.01

0.5-1 cm47 (24.48)423 (17.66)

≥ 1 cm80 (41.67)84 (3.51)

Presence or absence of a pedicle

Pedunculated62 (32.29)328 (13.70)48.01< 0.01

Sessile130 (67.71)2067 (86.30)

Malignant tumors in first-degree relatives57 (29.69)151 (6.30)94.726< 0.01