Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Clin Cases. Nov 6, 2020; 8(21): 5116-5127
Published online Nov 6, 2020. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v8.i21.5116
Table 1 Clinical characteristics of the patients with normal size ovarian cancer syndrome and papillary serous ovarian carcinoma, n (%)
Characteristic, patients with data availableNOCSPSOCP value
Age in yr53.76 (110)52.61(152)0.400
Menopausal status0.579
Premenopausal39 (35.4)59 (38.8)
Postmenopausal71 (64.6)93 (61.2)
Initial symptoms0.003
Abdominal distension70 (63.6)63 (41.4)
Abdominal pain20 (18.2)26 (17.1)
Mass5 (4.5)54 (35.5)
Other15 (15.6)9 (5.9)
CA125 in U/mL1318.041863.380.039
CA199 in U/mL51.4128.520.202
Ascites cytology0.057
Positive47 (88.6)34 (73.9)
Negative6 (11.3)12 (26.1)
Ascites in mL1658.632302.240.025
Misdiagnosis rate23.6%1.32%0.000
Survival rates0.179
1-year75.5%64.5%
3-year27.7%23.0%
5-year13.8%9.9%
Table 2 Clinical characteristics of the patients with normal size ovarian cancer syndrome in four histological subtypes
CharacteristicPrimary adnexalMPMEPSPCMetastatic
n (%)80 (72.7)2 (1.8)19 (17.3)9 (8.2)
Age in yr53.28 (24-67)51.50 (45-58)56.42 (44-72)53.00 (35-66)
Menopausal status
Premenopausal13012
Postmenopausal672187
Initial symptoms
Abdominal distension522124
Abdominal pain14051
Mass3011
Other11013
CA125 in U/mL1465.4036.811308.14205.40
CA199 in U/mL22.6113.283.87244.63
Ascites cytology621146
Positive, n (%)37 (59.7)1 (100)8 (57.1)4 (66.7)
Negative, n (%)25 (40.3)0 (0)6 (42.9)2 (33.3)
Ascites in mL1717.87100015001480
Stage, n (%)
III58 (72.5)2 (100)12 (63.2)6 (66.7)
IV22 (27.5)0 (0)7 (36.8)3 (33.3)
Survival rates
1-year79.5%100%64.7%66.7%
3-year32.1%100%23.5%33.3%
5-year20.5%50%5.9%22.2%
Table 3 Treatment characteristics of primary normal size ovarian cancer syndrome and papillary serous ovarian carcinoma, n (%)
Characteristic, patients with data availableNOCSPSOCP value
Initial surgery0.892
Complete79 (71.8)108 (71.1)
Incomplete31 (28.2)44 (28.9)
Operation method0.000
Laparotomy49 (44.5)112 (73.7)
Laparoscopy61 (55.5)40 (26.3)
Residual tumor0.136
Yes67 (60.9)106 (69.7)
No43 (39.1)46 (30.3)
Chemotherapy0.000
Platinum-based86 (77.3)142 (93.4)
Nonplatinum-based3 (2.7)0 (0.0)
Without22 (20)10 (6.6)
Chemotherapy numbers0.051
≥ 658 (65.2)74 (52.1)
< 631 (34.8)68 (47.9)
Table 4 The Cox regression models for normal size ovarian cancer syndrome-specific survival prognostic factors in the univariate analysis
FactorsOverall survival
Progression-free survival
Hazard ratio95%CIP valueHazard ratio95%CIP value
Age ≥ 50 yr1.3140.594-2.9060.5000.7360.290-1.8710.520
CA125 ≥ 100 in U/mL3.7510.898-15.6640.0701.1630.333-4.0580.813
CA199 ≥ 35 in U/mL2.5461.156-5.6080.0201.7780.483-6.5430.387
Ascites ≥ 1000 in mL1.9540.987-3.8700.0551.2480.567-2.7470.582
Stage III vs IV1.5170.688-3.3470.3020.6170.238-1.6030.322
Residual tumor2.3480.969-5.6910.0591.0590.431-2.5990.901
Complete surgery1.6320.948-3. 0610.5120.8420.267-2.1340.534
Differentiation0.0470.000-42.8170.512000
Histological subtype1.0230.818-2.3420.3420.7360.278-1.8990.365
Operation method0.5410.268-1.0910.0861.1140.512-2.4240.785
Platinum-based CT0.3550.083-1.5220.1630.6820.085-5.4740.719
Chemotherapy numbers ≥ 60.3070.138-0.6840.0040.3840.117-1.2610.115
Table 5 The Cox regression models for normal size ovarian cancer syndrome-specific survival in the multivariate analysis
FactorsOverall survival
HR95%CIP value
CA125 ≥ 100 in U/mL0.7850.093-6.5890.823
CA199 ≥ 35 in U/mL3.0041.133-7.9600.027
Ascites ≥ 1000 in mL1.9350.814-4.5990.135
Residual tumor1.4170.492-4.0780.518
Chemotherapy numbers ≥ 60.3130.127-0.7700.012
Histological subtype1.1240.744-3.4510.235
Stage0.7690.642-3.4770.176
Operation method1.2130.984-3.4610.115