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Table 1 The clinical characteristics of the patients

From: Surgical staging of apparent early-stage ovarian mucinous carcinoma

N=163

89 patients of restaging surgery

74 patients of one-step complete staging surgery

Total 163 patients

Age (years), median (25–75%percentiles)

27.00 (23.00–34.00)

42.00 (26.00–54.00)

31.00 (24.00–45.00)

Body mass index, median (25–75%percentiles)

22.10 (20.31–24.08)

22.42 (19.92–25.45)

22.27 (20.25–24.16)

Multipara

36 (40.4%)

43 (58.1%)

79 (48.5%)

During the pregnancy

5 (5.6%)

2 (2.7%)

7 (4.3%)

A history of ovarian mucinous tumor

8 (9.0%)

8 (10.8%)

16 (9.8%)

CEA elevated at time of diagnosis

3 (3.4%)

8 (10.8%)

11 (6.7%)

CA199 elevated at time of diagnosis

12 (13.5%)

29 (39.2%)

41 (25.2%)

CA125 Elevated at time of diagnosis

12 (13.5%)

32 (43.2%)

44 (27.0%)

Maximum diameter of tumor (cm), median (25–75%percentiles)

15.00 (12.00–20.00)

15.00 (13.15–25.00)

15.00 (12.00–20.00)

Ascites

9 (10.1%)

21 (28.4%)

30 (18.4%)

Bilateral ovary involvement

4 (4.5%)

4 (5.4%)

8 (4.9%)

Apparent FIGO staging

 IA

19 (21.3%)

25 (33.8%)

44 (27.0%)

 IC1

51 (57.3%)

24 (32.4%)

75 (46.0%)

 IC2

13 (14.6%)

22 (29.7%)

35 (21.5%)

 IC3

1 (1.1%)

0 (0.0%)

1 (0.6%)

 IA/IB/IC-undetermined

5 (5.6%)

3 (4.2%)

8 (4.9%)

Surgical restaging

 

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 Time interval between surgeries (days), median (25–75%percentiles)

42.00 (27.25–55.00)

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 First step surgery by laparoscopy

30 (33.7%)

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 Preservation of tumor-involved ovary at first-step surgery

25 (28.1%)

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 Residual tumor found after restaging surgery

16 (18.0%)

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Finally pathological upstaging

10 (11.2%)

5 (6.8%)

15 (9.2%)

Tumor of mural nodules

2 (2.2%)

1 (1.4%)

3 (1.8%)

Tumor of poor differentiation

1 (1.1%)

5 (6.8%)

6 (3.7%)

Tumor of expansive subtype

14 (15.7%)

6 (8.1%)

20 (12.3%)

  1. FIGO International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, CEA carcinoembryonic antigen; CA, carbohydrate antigen