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Table 2 Clinicopathological Features in Each Molecular Group

From: Prognostic perspectives of PD-L1 combined with tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, Epstein-Barr virus, and microsatellite instability in gastric carcinomas

 

Conventional

EBV-positive

MSI-high

(n = 429)

(n = 32)

(n = 53)

Sex

 Male

290 (68%)

24 (75%)

33 (62%)

 Female

139 (32%)

8 (25%)

20 (38%)

Age, median (years, range)

65 (27–88)

63 (45–88)

64 (34–82)

Tumor site

 

*aP < 0.001

 

 Lower 1/3

287 (67%)

4 (13%)

41 (77%)

 Middle 1/3

85 (20%)

11 (34%)

7 (13%)

 Upper 1/3

57 (13%)

17 (53%)

5 (9%)

Histologic type

  

*bP = 0.006

 Tubular adenocarcinoma

343 (80%)

29 (91%)

43 (81%)

 Poorly cohesive

76 (18%)

2 (6%)

5 (9%)

 Mucinous carcinoma

5 (1%)

0

4 (8%)

 Undifferentiated

5 (1%)

1 (3%)

1 (2%)

Lauren

 

*aP = 0.029

 

 Intestinal

246 (57%)

12 (38%)

28 (53%)

 Diffuse

183 (43%)

20 (63%)

25 (47%)

Lymphatic invasion

  

*bP < 0.001

 Present

182 (42%)

11 (34%)

37 (70%)

Depth of invasion (pT)

  

*bP = 0.031

 pT1 (mucosa, submucosa)

229 (53%)

17 (53%)

16 (30%)

 pT2 (muscularis proper)

37 (9%)

3 (9%)

6 (11%)

 pT3 (subserosa)

79 (18%)

2 (6%)

16 (30%)

 pT4 (serosa or beyond)

84 (20%)

10 (31%)

15 (28%)

Lymph node metastasis

 Present

177 (41%)

10 (31%)

28 (53%)

Tumor stage (pTNM)

  

*bP = 0.028

 Stage I

238 (55%)

20 (63%)

19 (36%)

 Stage II

64 (15%)

3 (9%)

14 (26%)

 Stage III

105 (24%)

7 (22%)

18 (34%)

 Stage IV

22 (5%)

2 (6%)

2 (4%)

  1. EBV Epstein-Barr virus, MSI Microsatellite instability; Conventional, EBV-negative and non-MSI-high
  2. P values with statistically significant differences (< 0.05) are marked with an asterisk (*)
  3. aP value between EBV-positive gastric carcinomas and conventional gastric carcinomas
  4. bP value between MSI-high gastric carcinomas and conventional gastric carcinomas