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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes: an intriguing player in the survival of colorectal cancer patients

Patient characteristics

 

Colon

Rectum

Overall population

Total no. of patients

 

141

64

215

Median age (years)

 

70 +/- 12

64 +/- 13

68 +/- 13

Sex

    
 

male

62 (44.0%)

40 (62.5%)

107 (49.8%)

 

Female

79 (56.0%)

24 (37.5%)

106 (49.3%)

Location

    
 

proximal

  

77 (35.8%)

 

distal

  

136 (63.3%)

Grade of differentiation

    
 

poor

17 (12.1%)

2 (3.1%)

19 (8.8%)

 

moderate

39 (27.7%)

19 (29.7%)

63 (29.3%)

 

well

83 (58.9%)

39 (60.9%)

126 (58.6%)

Stage

    
 

I

15 (10.6%)

15 (23.4%)

30 (14.0%)

 

II

53 (37.6%)

19 (29.7%)

74 (34.4%)

 

III

59 (41.8%)

18 (28.1%)

80 (37.2%)

 

IV

13 (9.2%)

10 (15.6%)

26 (12.1%)

Therapy

    

Neo-adjuvant

Yes

1 (0.7%)

16 (25.0%)

19 (8.8%)

 

No

128 (90.8%)

44 (68.8%)

178 (82.8%)

Adjuvant

Yes

47(61.0%)

30 (45.9%)

81 (37.7%)

 

No

86 (33.3%)

29 (45.3%)

119 (55.3%)

MSI status

    
 

MSI

24 (17.0%)

2 (3.1%)

27 (12.6%)

 

MSS

117 (83.0%)

62 (96.6%)

188 (87.4%)

  1. Clinical characteristics of patients analyzed for the overall population and for patients with colon cancer and rectal cancer separately (in 10 patients the actual location of the tumor was not specified; not all clinical characteristics were available for each patient) (MSI: microsatellite instability, MSS: microsatellite stability).