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Table 2 Clinicopathological characteristics in 84 patients with primary GISTs

From: Prognostic impact of gastrointestinal bleeding and expression of PTEN and Ki-67 on primary gastrointestinal stromal tumors

Characteristic

Number (%)

Sex

 

  Male

46 (54.8)

  Female

38 (45.2)

Age (years)

 

  ≤60

41 (48.8)

  >60

43 (51.2)

  Range (median)

23 to 78 (61.5)

Clinical manifestation

 

  Abdominal discomfort or pain

36 (42.9)

  Gastrointestinal bleeding

24 (28.6)

  Obstruction

6 (7.2)

  Perforation or rupture

3 (3.6)

  Weight loss

2 (2.4)

  Asymptomatic

13 (15.5)

Primary tumor site

 

  Stomach

56 (66.7)

  Small intestine

20 (23.8)

  Colorectum

5 (6.0)

  Intraperitoneally with unknown origin

3 (3.6)

Tumor size (cm)

 

  ≤5

41 (48.8)

  5.1 to 10

34 (40.5)

  >10

9 (10.7)

  Range (median)

1.5 to 20 (5.3)

Predominant cell type

 

  Spindle

63 (75.0)

  Epithelioid

13 (15.5)

  Mixed

8 (9.5)

Mitotic index (per 50 high power fields)

 

  0 to 5

53 (63.1)

  5.1 to 10

21 (25.0)

  >10

10 (11.9)

Cellularity

 

  Paucicellular

11 (13.1)

  Moderate

33 (39.3)

  High

40 (47.6)

Necrosis

 

  Yes

34 (40.5)

  No

50 (59.5)

Tumor rupture

 

  Yes

5 (6.0)

  No

79 (94.0)

Risk classification

 

  Very low

5 (6.0)

  Low

26 (31.0)

  Moderate

17 (20.2)

  High

36 (42.9)

Follow-up

 

  Relapse-free survival

59 (70.2)

  Recurrent

16 (19.1)

  Metastasis

9 (10.7)