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Table 1 Patients’ characteristics

From: Combining the negative lymph nodes count with the ratio of positive and removed lymph nodes can better predict the postoperative survival in cervical cancer patients

Characteristics

Media (range) or N (%)

Media of age (years)

46 (23–68)

Media of follow-up (months)

67 (6 –90)

Pathologic type

 

Squamous

506 (83.1)

Adenocarcinoma

74 (12.2)

Adenosquamous

29 (4.7)

Size of primary tumor

 

≤4 cm

481 (79.0)

>4 cm

128 (21.0)

Histologic grade

 

G1

61 (10.0)

G2

243 (39.9)

G3

305 (50.1)

Depth of primary tumor invasion

 

≤1/2

355 (58.3)

>1/2

254 (41.7)

Stage (FIGO)

 

IA2

95 (15.6)

IB1

317 (52.1)

IB2

73 (12.0)

IIA1

69 (11.3)

IIA2

55 (9.0)

Lymph-vascular space invasion

 

No

518 (85.1)

Yes

91 (14.9)

Lymphadenectomy

 

Pelvic

549 (90.1)

Pelvic + Periaortic

60 (9.9)

Neo-adjuvant chemotherapy

 

Yes

128 (21.0)

No

481 (79.0)

Adjuvant therapy

 

None

451 (74.1)

Concurrent chemoradiation

158 (25.9)

Lymph nodes metastasis

 

No

516 (84.7)

Yes

93 (15.3)