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Table 2 Correlation between clinicopathological factors and neuroendocrine differentiation

From: Is neuroendocrine differentiation a prognostic factor in poorly differentiated colorectal cancer?

Clinicopathological factors

Number(%)

NED

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

+(SG1, SG2, SG3)

P value

OR

Age

   

0.955

  

 <65 years

43(61.4%)

22(15, 6, 1)

21

 

 ≥65 years

27(38.6%)

14(7, 6, 1)

13

Gender

   

0.816

  

 Male

36(51.4%)

19(14, 4, 1)

17

 Female

34(48.6%)

17(8, 8, 1)

17

Tumor location

   

0.943

  

 Colon

45(64.3%)

23(13, 9, 1)

22

 Rectum

25(35.7%)

13(9, 3, 1)

12

Lymph nodes retrieved

   

0.492

  

 <12

18(25.7%)

8(6, 1, 1)

10

   

 ≥12

52(74.3%)

28(16, 11, 1)

24

T stage

   

0.669a

  

 T1 + T2

5(7.1%)

2(2, 0, 0)

3

 

 T3 + T4

65(92.9%)

34(20, 12, 2)

31

N stage

   

0.010*

0.006*

2.391

 N0

19(27.1%)

5(5, 0, 0)

14

 N1 + N2

51(72.9%)

31(17, 12, 2)

20

TNM stage

   

0.018b,*

0.755

 

 I

2(2.9%)

0(0, 0, 0)

2

 II

17(24.3%)

5(5, 0, 0)

12

 III

51(72.8%)

31(17, 12, 2)

20

  1. aFisher’s exact test
  2. bLikelihood radio
  3. *Indicated statistical significance (P < 0.05)