Table 1 Correlations between Fat4 expression and clinicopathological characteristics in gastric cancer patients

From: FAT4 functions as a tumour suppressor in gastric cancer by modulating Wnt/β-catenin signalling

  

FAT4 expression

 

Characteristics

Number (%)

Negative

Positive

P -value

Gender

   

0.054

 Male

120 (75.0)

96

24

 

 Female

40 (25.0)

26

14

 

Age (years)

   

0.213

 <60

87 (54.4)

63

24

 

60

73 (45.6)

59

14

 

Size (cm)

   

0.337

5

74 (46.2)

59

15

 

 <5

86 (53.8)

63

23

 

Differentiation

   

0.083

 Well

4 (2.5)

4

0

 

 Moderately

54 (33.7)

35

19

 

 Poorly

62 (38.8)

50

12

 

 Other

40 (25.0)

33

7

 

Lauren’s classification

   

0.05

 Intestinal

60 (37.5)

40

20

 

 Diffuse

94 (58.7)

76

18

 

 Mixed

6 (3.8)

6

0

 

TNM stage

   

0.098

 I

17 (10.6)

10

7

 

 II

67 (41.9)

48

19

 

 III

63 (39.4)

53

10

 

 IV

13 (8.1)

11

2

 

Lymph-node metastasis

   

0.000a

 Present

99 (61.9)

85

14

 

 Absent

61 (38.1)

37

24

 

Liver metastasis

   

0.205

 Present

5 (3.1)

5

0

 

 Absent

155 (96.9)

117

38

 

T grade

   

0.229

 T1

9 (5.6)

7

2

 

 T2

10 (6.2)

5

5

 

 T3

92 (57.5)

73

19

 

 T4

49 (30.6)

37

12

 

Survival

   

0.017a

 Alive

70 (43.8)

47

23

 

 Dead

90 (56.2)

75

15

 
  1. Abbreviation: TNM=tumour, lymph node and metastasis.
  2. aP<0.05, Chi-square test.