Figure 2
(a) Kaplan–Meier survival estimates for all 76 small bowel carcinoma patients by histotype. Post hoc comparisons (significance after Bonferroni’s correction set at P<0.005): (A) significant differences: diffuse vs glandular: P<0.001; diffuse vs medullary: P=0.003; glandular vs mixed: P<0.001; (B) non-significant trends: medullary vs mixed: P=0.013; medullary vs solid: P=0.064; glandular vs solid: P=0.088; (C) non-significant differences: diffuse vs mixed: P=0.544; diffuse vs solid: P=0.170; mixed vs solid: P=0.401; glandular vs medullary: P=0.207. Notably, no difference was found between diffuse, mixed and solid histotypes, which were pooled in panel (b). (b) Kaplan–Meier survival estimates for the 70 non-medullary small bowel carcinoma patients by glandular vs diffuse/mixed/solid histotype.
