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Table 2 Clinicopathological findings of the 47 cases of PanNET

From: Apoptosis-related factors are relevant to progression of pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors

Characteristics

n = 47

Age (years)

61.7 ± 13.9

Sex (Female/Male)

35 (74.5%)/12 (25.5%)

Tumor location (Ph/Pbt)

13 (27.7%)/34 (72.3%)

Operation (PD/DP/Others)

13 (27.7%)/30 (63.8%)/4 (8.5%)

Tumor size (mm)

21.4 ± 20.1

Vascular invasion (negative/positive)

41 (87.2%)/6 (12.8%)

Extrapancreatic invasion (negative/positive)

42 (89.4%)/5 (10.6%)

Functionality (non-functional/functional)

34 (72.3%)/13 (27.7%)

UICC Stage

 T-stage (T1/T2/T3/T4)

33 (70.2%)/10 (21.3%)/4 (8.5%)/0 (0%)

 N-stage (N0/N1)

42 (89.4%)/5 (10.6%)

 M-stage (M0/M1)

45 (95.7%)/2 (4.3%)

 p-Stage (I/II/III/IV)

31 (65.9%)/10 (21.3%)/4 (8.5%)/2 (4.3%)

Mitoses / 2mm2 (< 2/ ≥ 2)

39 (83.0%)/8 (17.0%)

Ki-67 proliferation index (< 3%/ ≥ 3%)

39 (83.0%)/8 (17.0%)

Grade (G1/G2/G3)

37 (78.7%)/9 (19.1%)/1 (2.1%)

Recurrence (negative/positive)

41 (87.2%)/6 (12.8%)

  1. PanNET pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors, Ph pancreatic head, Pbt pancreatic body and tail, PD pancreatoduodenectomy, DP distal pancreatectomy