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Table 1 Associations between BRAF mutation and clinicopathological features of colorectal cancer.

From: BRAF mutations are associated with distinctive clinical, pathological and molecular features of colorectal cancer independently of microsatellite instability status

Feature (n) a

BRAF wild-type (%)

BRAF mutation (%)

P

Total (275)

252 (92)

23 (8)

 

Age (yrs)

68.4 ± 13.0

68.4 ± 20.7

NS

Gender

   

   Men (132)

124 (94)

8 (6)

 

   Women (100)

87 (87)

13 (13)

0.068

Infiltrating lymphocytes

   

   Negative (199)

190 (95)

9 (5)

 

   Positive (21)

11 (52)

10 (48)

<0.0001

Nodal involvement

   

   Negative (128)

115 (90)

13 (10)

 

   Positive (70)

66 (94)

4 (6)

NS

Tumor site

   

   Proximal (93)

79 (85)

14 (15)

 

   Distal (126)

122 (97)

4 (3)

0.0015

Histological grade

   

   Well/moderate (140)

133 (95)

7 (5)

 

   Poor (29)

22 (76)

7 (24)

0.0006

Mucinous

   

   Negative (159)

150 (94)

9 (6)

 

   Positive (27)

20 (74)

7 (26)

0.0005

  1. a Data was unavailable for gender in 43 cases, infiltrating lymphocytes in 55 cases, nodal involvement in 77 cases, tumor site in 56 cases, grade in 106 cases and mucinous appearance in 89 cases.