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Table 1 Clinic-pathological characteristics of patients with cervical cancer

From: Detection of human papillomavirus DNA in peri-tumor tissues and pelvic lymph nodes as potential molecular marker of micrometastasis in cervical cancer

 

Total cases (n = 20)

Metastatic cases (n = 7)

Mean age (±SD)

48. 3 (±11,84)

45.86 (±12.9)

  ≤ 45

10

4 (57.2 %)

  > 45

10

3 (42.8 %)

FIGO Stage

 I A

4 (20 %)

0 -

 I B

10 (50 %)

4 (57.1 %)

 II A

3 (15 %)

1 (14.3 %)

 II B

2 (10 %)

1 (14.3 %)

 III B

1 (5 %)

1 (14.3 %)

Histopathology

 Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)

16 (80 %)

6 (85.8 %)

 Adenocarcinoma (AC)

4 (20 %)

1 (14.2 %)

Grading

 Well differenziated (G1)

2 (10 %)

1 (14.2 %)

 Moderately differentiated (G2)

6 (30 %)

1 (14.2 %)

 Poorly differentiated (G3)

12 (60 %)

5 (71.6 %)

Volume of primary lesion

  < 2 cm

4 (20 %)

0 -

 2-4 cm

3 (15 %)

2 (28.6 %)

  > 4

2 (10 %)

2 (28.6 %)

Tumor Invasion

 Peri-tumor tissues

3 (15 %)

3 (42.9 %)

 Lymph nodes

3 (15 %)

3 (42.9 %)

 Peri-tumor + Lymph nodes

1 (5 %)

1 (14.2 %)