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Table 2 Clinicopathological characteristics of 55 patients

From: Prognostic significance of natural killer cell-associated markers in gastric cancer: quantitative analysis using multiplex immunohistochemistry

Characteristics

N = 55

Age (median, range) (years)

55 (30–77)

Gender

 Male

31 (56.4%)

 Female

24 (43.6%)

Diagnosis (WHO 2010)

 Tubular adenocarcinoma

50 (90.9%)

 Mucinous adenocarcinoma

4 (7.3%)

 Poorly cohesive carcinoma (Signet ring cell carcinoma)

1 (1.8%)

WHO grade

 Well differentiated

0 (0.0%)

 Moderated differentiated

20 (36.4%)

 Poorly differentiated

34 (61.8%)

 Undifferentiated

1 (1.8%)

Lauren classification

 Intestinal

19 (34.5%)

 Diffuse

36 (65.5%)

 Lymphatic invasion

43 (78.2%)

 Perineural invasion

46 (83.6%)

 Venous invasion

15 (27.3%)

 Microsatellite instability high

6 (10.9%)

 EBV infection

4 (7.3%)

Stage (AJCC 7th)

 II

14 (25.5%)

 III

41 (74.5%)

Disease progression

23 (41.8%)

Death

21 (38.2%)

PFS (months) (median, range)

65.4 (4.0–102.9)

OS (months) (median, range)

85.4 (13.3–107.9)

  1. WHO world health organization, AJCC American joint committee of cancer, PFS progression-free survival, OS overall survival