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Table 5 Association between the presence of P. gingivalis or Lys-gingipain and the clinicopathologic features of ESCC patients

From: Presence of Porphyromonas gingivalis in esophagus and its association with the clinicopathological characteristics and survival in patients with esophageal cancer

Factors

Pg positive cases (%)

KGP positive cases (%)

ESCC samples (n = 100)

61(61)**

66(66)**

Adjacent normal tissues (n = 100)

12(12)**

17(17)**

Normal esophageal mucosa (n = 30)

0(0)**

0(0)**

Gender

  

 Male (n = 70)

45(64.3)

48(68.6)

 Female (n = 30)

16(53.3)

18(60.0)

Age (years)

  

  ≤60 (n = 39)

24(61.5)

23(59.0)

  >60 (n = 61)

37(60.7)

43(70.5)

Smoking history

  

 Smoking (n = 45)

31(68.9)

32(71.1)

 Non-smoking (n = 55)

30(54.5)

34(61.8)

Differentiation

  

 Well (n = 22)

8(36.4)*

10(45.5)*

 Moderate (n = 58)

35(60.3)*

39(67.2)*

 Poor (n = 20)

18(90.0)*

17(85.0)*

Lymph node metastasis

  

 Positive (n = 38)

32(84.2)*

31(81.6)*

 Negative (n = 62)

29(46.8)*

35(56.5)*

TNM stage

  

 I+ II (n = 68)

33(48.5)*

39(57.4)*

 III (n = 32)

28(87.5)*

27 (84.4)*

  1. “**”and “*”indicate p < 0.01 and p <0.05, respectively