Frizziero M, Wang X, Chakrabarty B, Childs A, Luong TV, Walter T, Khan MS, Morgan M, Christian A, Elshafie M, Shah T, Minicozzi A, Mansoor W, Meyer T, Lamarca A, Hubner RA, Valle JW, McNamara MG. Retrospective study on mixed neuroendocrine non-neuroendocrine neoplasms from five European centres. World J Gastroenterol 2019; 25(39): 5991-6005 [PMID: 31660035 DOI: 10.3748/wjg.v25.i39.5991]
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Mairéad G McNamara, BM BCh, MD, MSc, PhD, MRCP, Attending Doctor, Doctor, Senior Lecturer, Senior Researcher, Department of Medical Oncology, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, 550 Wilmslow Road, Manchester M20 4BX, United Kingdom. mairead.mcnamara@christie.nhs.uk
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World J Gastroenterol. Oct 21, 2019; 25(39): 5991-6005 Published online Oct 21, 2019. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v25.i39.5991
Table 1 Demographic and clinical-pathological characteristics in patients with a diagnosis of mixed neuroendocrine non-neuroendocrine neoplasm
Variable
Category
n (%)
Variable
Category
n (%)
Gender
Predominant component
Female
25 (36.2)
NE
27 (39.1)
Male
44 (63.8)
Non-NE
12 (17.4)
Equal proportion
7 (10.1)
NA
23 (33.3)
Disease stage
Morphology of NE component
Localised
37 (53.6)
Large cell
13 (18.8)
Advanced
30 (43.5)
Small cell
5 (7.2)
NA
2 (2.9)
Others
1 (1.4)
NA
50 (72.4)
Primary tumour site
Grading of NE component
Colon
22 (31.9)
Grade 1
3 (4.3)
Oesophagus/OGJ
11 (15.9)
Grade 2
14 (20.3)
Rectum
8 (11.6)
Grade 3
57 (82.6)
Small bowel/ICJ
8 (11.6)
NA
3 (4.3)
Pancreas
6 (8.7)
Stomach
4 (5.8)
Ki-67 of NE component
Anus
4 (5.8)
Median
70% (55-68)
Biliary tract
3 (4.3%)
< 55%
19 (27.5)
Appendix
2 (1.9)
≥ 55%
37 (53.6)
Unknown
1 (1.5)
NA
13 (18.8)
Histology of non-NE component
Lower GI
44 (63.8)
ADC
51 (39.1)
Upper GI
15 (21.7)
Adenoma
2 (17.4)
PB
9 (13)
Carcinoma/SCC
1 (10.1)
Unknown
1 (1.5)
NA
15 (33.3)
Grading of non- NE component
Grade 1
10 (14.5)
Grade 2
14 (20.3)
Grade 3
20 (29.0)
Adenoma
2 (17.4)
NA
23 (33.3)
Table 2 Immunohistochemical data on diagnostic samples of mixed neuroendocrine non-neuroendocrine neoplasm
Variable
Category
Number
%
Synaptophysin
Positive
60
87.0
Negative
0
0
NA
9
13.0
Chromogranin A
Positive
37
53.6
Negative
16
23.2
NA
16
23.2
CD56
Positive
26
37.7
Negative
10
14.5
NA
33
47.8
CK-20
Positive
22
31.9
Negative
11
15.9
NA
36
52.2
CK-7
Positive
24
34.7
Negative
10
14.5
NA
35
50.8
CDX-2
Positive
33
47.8
Negative
4
5.8
NA
32
46.4
Table 3 Univariate analyses for recurrence-free-survival and overall survival in patients with a diagnosis of localised mixed neuroendocrine non-neuroendocrine neoplasm
RFS
OS
n
Median (mo)
95%CI
P value
n
Median (mo)
95%CI
P value
Primary tumour site
Lower GI
25
15.70
10.1-NR
0.28
25
29.6
19.1-NR
< 0.001
PB
4
8.11
2.9-NR
4
8.6
7.6-NR
Upper GI
5
14.89
8.0-NR
5
20.4
9.4-NR
Unknown
0
0
Age at diagnosis
< 70 yr
22
15.5
11.5-NR
0.023
22
32.6
20.7-NR
0.017
≥ 70 yr
12
9.2
6.5-NR
12
16.1
8.6-NR
ECOG PS
0-1
27
12.7
9.2-NR
0.29
27
29.6
18.3-NR
0.34
≥ 2
5
18.5
5.7-NR
5
28.6
14.3-NR
Gender
Female
14
7.0
4.2-NR
0.081
14
11.9
8.6-NR
0.037
Male
20
15.5
11.5-NR
20
32.6
19.1-NR
Predominant component
ADC
9
11.5
6.4-NR
0.99
9
20.7
15.9-NR
0.66
EQUAL
2
8.1
-
2
-
-
NE
14
12.7
7.0-NR
14
20.4
18.3-NR
Grading NE component
G1
2
-
-
0.16
2
-
-
0.24
G2
2
33.7
24.4-NR
2
36.7
29.6-NR
G3
29
11.5
8.0-18.5
29
20.7
15.9-NR
Ki-67 of NE component
< 55%
9
17.1
2.9-NR
0.67
9
28.6
8.6-NR
0.83
≥ 55%
17
9.2
7.0-NR
17
19.1
14.3-NR
pN+
No
4
-
-
0.015
4
-
-
0.069
Yes
16
10.1
6.5
16
28.6
14.3-NR
Periop-treatment
No
13
14.0
7.0-NR
0.375
13
28.6
16.1-NR
0.24
Yes
19
14.9
8.0-NR
19
20.4
14.3-NR
Table 4 Univariate analysis of progression-free survival and overall survival in patients with advanced mixed neuroendocrine non-neuroendocrine neoplasm
PFS
OS
n
Median (mo)
95%CI
P value
n
Median (mo)
95%CI
P value
Primary tumour site
Lower GI
35
6.6
4.6-7.4
0.008
37
9.6
5.21-15.2
< 0.001
PB
7
4.4
0.8-NR
7
4.4
2-NR
Upper GI
11
9.5
5.1-NR
11
9.5
5.1-NR
Unknown
1
1.3
-
1
1.3
-
Age at diagnosis
< 70 yr
32
5.9
4.3-9.5
0.19
32
9.5
5.2-16.3
0.23
≥ 70 yr
22
5.6
3.8-8.0
22
9.0
4.6-14.7
ECOG PS
0-1
36
6.9
4.6-8.2
0.9
36
9.6
5.216.3
0.45
≥ 2
13
5.9
3.4-NR
13
5.9
4.6-NR
Gender
Female
20
5.2
2.6-9.1
0.5
20
7.9
3.7-19.8
0.96
Male
34
6.9
4.6-9.5
34
9.0
5.2-15.2
Predominant component
ADC
11
4.4
2.6-NR
0.08
11
4.4
2.6-NR
0.14
EQUAL
6
9.5
4.4-NR
6
34.2
12.4-NR
NE
23
5.6
4.3-7.2
23
7.2
5.2-13.7
Grading NE component
G1
0
0
G2
5
6.9
5.2-NR
0.65
5
53.8
5.2-NR
0.34
G3
49
5.6
4.4-7.4
49
9.0
5.2-13.4
Ki-67 of NE component
< 55%
14
7.0
5.3-12.9
0.78
10.7
5.6-NR
0.6
≥ 55%
32
4.7
3.9-8.0
7.2
5.15-13.4
First line active treatment
No
13
2.2
1.6
< 0.001
3.7
2.0
< 0.001
Yes
40
7.1
5.2-9.8
13.4
9.0-16.3
Citation: Frizziero M, Wang X, Chakrabarty B, Childs A, Luong TV, Walter T, Khan MS, Morgan M, Christian A, Elshafie M, Shah T, Minicozzi A, Mansoor W, Meyer T, Lamarca A, Hubner RA, Valle JW, McNamara MG. Retrospective study on mixed neuroendocrine non-neuroendocrine neoplasms from five European centres. World J Gastroenterol 2019; 25(39): 5991-6005