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Table 2 Comparison of clinicopathologic characteristics of papillary renal neoplasm with reverse polarity with type I and type II papillary renal cell carcinoma

From: Papillary renal neoplasm with reverse polarity may be a novel renal cell tumor entity with low malignant potential

 

PRNRP (n = 11)

type I PRCC (n = 16)

type II PRCC(n = 9)

PRNRP vs type I PRCC

PRNRP vs type II PRCC

type I PRCC vs type II PRCC

Gender (M: F)

1.7:1

3:1

2:1

0.675

1.000

0.673

Age (year)

26–70 (mean 58)

30–74 (mean 57)

30–76 (mean 56)

0.957

0.943

0.996

Diameter (cm)

0.8 ~ 6 (2.8)

2.5 ~ 12 (5.7)

2.5 ~ 6 (4.8)

0.004

0.099

0.612

Tumor cells

Single-layered, eosinophilic

Single-layered, basophilic

Stratified, eosinophilic

Inverted nuclei

11/11

0/16

0/9

 < 0.001

 < 0.001

1.000

Intracellular hemosiderin

6/11 (few cells)

7/16

0/9

0.704

0.014

0.027

Foamy macrophages in stroma

1/11

11/16

4/9

0.005

0.127

0.397

WHO/ISUP nuclear grade (high vs. low)a

Grade 1: 10

Grade 2: 1

Grade 1: 2

Grade 2: 9

Grade 3: 5

Grade 2: 1

Grade 3: 6

Grade 4: 2

 < 0.001

 < 0.001

0.011

Necrosis

5/11

10/16

8/9

0.452

0.070

0.355

Infiltrative growth

6/11

7/16

6/9

0.704

0.670

0.411

Microvascular invasion

0/11

1/16

4/9

1.000

0.026

0.040

Sarcomatoid differentiation

0/11

1/16

0/9

1.000

1.000

1.000

Stage (early-stage vs. advanced-stage)b

Stage I: 11

Stage I: 10

Stage II: 3

Stage III: 3

Stage I: 8

Stage IV:1

0.248

0.450

1.000

  1. Bold value indicates statistically significant
  2. aWHO/ISUP Nuclear grades 1 and 2 were classified as low nuclear grade and Grades 3 and 4 were high nuclear grade
  3. bTNM stage I and II were classified as early-stage and TNM stage III and IV were advanced-stage