Table 1 Extent of neoplastic progression in nine UC progressors
UC progressor patient | Most advanced neoplastic diagnosis | Dukes’ colorectal carcinoma stage | Incident neoplasia vs prevalent neoplasia vs unknown status | Extent of colonic disease | Age of UC onset (years) | UC disease duration (years) | PSC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
P1 | Carcinoma | Dukes’ B | Incident | Rectum | 61 | 13 | No |
P2 | High-grade dysplasia | — | Incident | Pancolitis | 7 | 35 | No |
P3 | Carcinoma | Dukes’ C | Prevalent | Pancolitis | 20 | 13 | No |
P4 | Carcinoma | Dukes’ B | Unknown | Pancolitis | 5 | 35 | No |
P5 | Carcinoma | Dukes’ A | Prevalent | Pancolitis | 27 | 4 | No |
P6 | High-grade dysplasia | — | Prevalent | Pancolitis | 28 | 29 | Yes |
P7 | Carcinoma | Dukes’ B | Incident | Pancolitis | ? | Long Hx | No |
P8 | Carcinoma | Dukes’ A | Incident | Pancolitis | 12 | 21 | No |
P9 | Carcinoma | Dukes’ C | Unknown | Unknown | 38 | 13 | Yes |
