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Table 2 Relationship between treatment type and patient characteristics (n = 161)

From: Impact of adjuvant radiotherapy on the survival of women with optimally resected stage III endometrial cancer in the era of modern radiotherapy: a retrospective study

 

Chemotherapy (n = 67)

Radiotherapy (n = 29)

Combined chemoradiotherapy (n = 58)

No treatment (n = 7)

p-valuea

Age

    

0.046

  ≤ 60 years

42 (41%)

14 (14%)

43 (42%)

4 (3%)

 

  > 60 years

25 (43%)

15 (26%)

15 (26%)

3 (5%)

 

FIGO stage

    

0.389

 IIIA or IIIB

30 (49%)

8 (13%)

20 (33%)

3 (5%)

 

 IIIC

37 (37%)

21 (21%)

38 (38%)

4 (4%)

 

Histology

    

0.059

 Endometrioid

56 (41%)

28 (20%)

49 (36%)

4 (3%)

 

 Non-endometrioid

11 (46%)

1 (4%)

9 (38%)

3 (12%)

 

Tumor grade

    

0.185

 1–2

46 (42%)

24 (22%)

35 (32%)

4 (4%)

 

 3

21 (40%)

5 (10%)

23 (44%)

3 (6%)

 

Lymphovascular space invasion

    

0.225

 Nil

22 (52%)

4 (10%)

15 (36%)

1 (2%)

 

 Present

45 (38%)

25 (21%)

43 (36%)

6 (5%)

 

Peritoneal cytology

    

0.111

 Negative

45 (367%)

23 (19%)

47 (39%)

7 (6%)

 

 Positive

22 (576%)

6 (15%)

11 (28%)

0 (0%)

 

≥2 positive LN

    

0.669

 Nil

38 (44%)

14 (16%)

30 (34%)

5 (6%)

 

 Present

29 (39%)

15 (20%)

28 (38%)

2 (3%)

 
  1. FIGO The International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, LN lymph node
  2. aSignificance was determined using the chi-squared test