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Table 1 Association between plasma miR-655 levels and clinicopathological characteristics in ESCC patients

From: Low levels of tumour suppressor miR-655 in plasma contribute to lymphatic progression and poor outcomes in oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma

 

Plasma miR-655 concentration

 

Variables

High (n = 61)

Low (n = 61)

P-valuea

Gender

Female

14

(61%)

9

(39%)

0.354

Male

47

(47%)

52

(53%)

Age (60 years old)

<  60

17

(74%)

6

(26%)

0.019

60 <

44

(44%)

55

(56%)

T factor

T1,2

31

(50%)

31

(50%)

1.000

T3,4

30

(50%)

30

(50%)

N factor

N0,1

50

(56%)

39

(44%)

0.025

N2,3,4

11

(33%)

22

(67%)

Lymphatic invasion

ly0,1

56

(63%)

33

(37%)

0.004

ly2,3

5

(15%)

28

(85%)

Venous invasion

v0,1

48

(51%)

46

(49%)

0.243

v2,3

8

(36%)

14

(64%)

p Stage

Stage I

13

(72%)

5

(28%)

0.041

Stage II, III, IV

48

(46%)

56

(54%)

Tumor size

<  50 mm

36

(54%)

31

(46%)

0.466

50 mm <

25

(45%)

30

(55%)

Histology

Well and moderately differentiated

44

(48%)

47

(52%)

0.677

Poorly differentiated

17

(55%)

14

(45%)

Recurrences

Absent

39

(57%)

30

(43%)

0.143

Present

22

(42%)

31

(58%)

  1. a Chi-square or Fisher tests. NOTE: significant values are in bold