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Table 1 The demographic and tumor characteristics of patients with GISTs

From: Synchronous gastrointestinal cancer and gastrointestinal stromal tumors: a single-institution experience

Variables

No. of patients (n = 286)

Percentage (%)

Age (years)

  

 ≤ 60

165

57.7

 > 60

121

42.3

Gender

  

 Male

167

58.4

 Female

119

41.6

ECOG score

  

 ≤ 1

190

66.4

 ≥ 2

96

33.6

Tumor size (cm)

  

 ≤ 5

127

44.4

 > 5

159

55.6

Tumor location

  

 Stomach

219

76.6

 Small intestine

52

18.2

 Othersa

15

5.2

Mitotic count (50 HPF)

  

 ≤ 5

173

60.5

 6–10

86

30.1

 > 10

27

9.4

NIH risk categories

  

 Very low

56

19.6

 Low

62

21.7

 Intermediate

93

32.5

 High

75

26.2

Surgical margins status

  

 R0

274

95.8

 R1/R2

12

4.2

Synchronous with digestive malignancies

47

16.4

Preoperative IM therapy

15

5.2

Adjuvant IM therapy

141

49.3

Metastasis at diagnosis or surgery

31

10.8

Median follow-up (range, months)

32 (5–76)

-

Hospital stay (days, mean ± SD)

17.3 ± 4.5

-

  1. GISTs gastrointestinal stromal tumors, NIH National Institutes of Health, HPF high power fields, IM imatinib mesylate, SD standard deviation
  2. aIncluding omentum, retroperitoneal, mesentery of large and small intestine, and pelvic mass