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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of patients with colorectal cancer

From: Clinicopathological significance and prognostic role of LAG3 + tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes in colorectal cancer; relationship with sidedness

Parameters

No. of cases (%)

Mean ± SD

Parameters

No. of cases (%)

Total

136

 

TNM stage

Sex

 

I/II

84 (61.8)

 Male

83 (61.0)

 

III/IV

52 (38.2)

 Female

53 (39.0)

 

Lymphovascular invasion (LVI)

Age

62.35 ± 14.102

Absent

79 (58.1)

  < 63

65 (47.8)

 

Present

57 (41.9)

  ≥ 63

71 (52.2)

 

Perineural invasion

Tumor side

 

Absent

111 (81.6)

 Right

56 (41.2)

 

Present

25 (18.4)

 Left

76 (55.9)

 

Metastasis

 Unreported

4 (2.9)

 

Absent

89 (65.4)

Tumor size

5.56 ± 2.47

Present

34 (25.0)

  < 5

56 (41.2)

 

Unreported

13 (9.6)

  ≥ 5

78 (57.4)

 

Recurrence

 Unreported

2 (1.5)

 

Absent

97 (71.3)

Differentiation grade

 

Present

29 (21.3)

 Low grade

76 (55.9)

 

Unreported

10 (7.4)

 Moderate to high grade

60 (44.1)

 

Tumor budding

T stage

 

Low

89 (65.4)

 T1/T2

47 (34.6)

 

High

47 (34.6)

 T3/T4

89 (65.4)

 

Tertiary lymphoid structure (TLS)

Lymph node involvement

 

Absent

104 (76.5)

 Absent

90 (66.2)

 

Present

32 (23.5)

 Present

46 (33.8)

 

Survival

M stage

 

Alive

79 (58.1)

 M0

124 (91.2)

 

Dead

57 (41.9)

 M1

12 (8.8)