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Table 1 Characteristics of patients and controls

From: LIMD1 is more frequently altered than RB1 in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma: clinical and prognostic implications

Controls(187)

Sex*

 
  

   Male, N(%)

157(83.9%)

  

   Female,(N%)

30(16.1%)

  

Mean Age#

45.5 ± 5.2

HNSCC & Dysplastic lesions(147)

Sex*

 
  

   Male, N(%)

110(74.8%)

  

   Female,(N%)

37(25.2%)

  

Mean Age#

52 ± 6.4

  

Lymp Node Positive

26(17.7%)

  

Lymp Node Negative

121(82.3%)

  

Tobacco User

103(70%)

  

Tobacco free

44(30%)

  

Alcohol User

13(8.8%)

  

Alcohol free

134(91.2%)

HNSCC (110)

Oral Cavity tumors(85)

Buccal Mucosa, N(%)

32(29.1%)

  

Tongue, N(%)

13(11.8%)

  

Cheek, N(%)

19(17.3%)

  

Lip, N(%)

3(2.7%)

  

Tonsil, N(%)

4(3.6%)

  

Palate, N(%)

2(1.8%)

  

Alveolus, N(%)

11(10%)

  

Vocal cord, N(%)

1(0.9%)

 

Laryngeal Tumors(12) &

Larynx, N(%)

12(10.9%)

 

Nasopharyngeal Tumor(3)

Nassopharynx, N(%)

3(2.7%)

 

Orofacial Tumors(10)

Maxilla, N(%)

5(4.5%)

  

Mandible, N(%)

5(4.5%)

 

Histopathology(110)

StageI

15(14%)

  

StageII

30(27%)

  

StageIII

34(31%)

  

StageIV

31(28%)

Dysplastic lesions (37)

 

Buccal Mucosa, N(%)

37(100%)

 

Histopathology(37)

Mild Dysplasia

5(13.5%)

  

Moderate Dysplasia

19(51.4%)

  

Severe Dysplasia

13(35.1%)

  1. * Difference in sex distribution: Control vs. HNSCC, P = 0.04,
  2. # Mean age difference: Control vs. HNSCC, P = 0.01.