Table 1 Baseline characteristics of patients with primary and secondary GI MCL.

From: Clinical characteristics and outcomes of primary versus secondary gastrointestinal mantle cell lymphoma

 

Primary GI MCL, n

%

Secondary GI MCL, n

%

P value

Age

    

0.53

≤60 y

10

45.5

30

38.0

 

>60 y

12

54.5

49

62.0

 

Sex

    

0.75

Male

19

86.4

66

83.5

 

Female

3

13.6

13

16.5

 

ECOG performance status

    

0.68a

<2

18

94.7

67

89.3

 

≥2

1

5.3

8

10.7

 

 Missing

3

 

4

  

B symptoms

    

0.76a

Yes

3

14.3

15

19.2

 

No

18

85.7

63

80.8

 

Missing

1

 

1

  

Sites of GI involvement

    

0.43

Upper GI trac

4

18.2

7

8.9

 

Lower GI tract

14

63.6

59

74.7

 

Both upper and lower GI tract

4

18.2

13

16.5

 

GI lesion type

    

0.12

Single polyp

3

13.6

13

17.3

 

Multiple polyps

14

63.6

25

33.3

 

Mass lesions

2

9.1

16

21.3

 

Ulceration, erosion, or nodular lesion

3

13.6

17

22.7

 

Random biopsy

0

0

4

5.3

 

Missing

0

 

4

  

Histologic subtype

    

1.00a

Classic MCL

21

95.5

73

94.8

 

Blastoid variant

1

4.5

4

5.2

 

 Missing

0

 

2

  

LDH

    

0.03a

Normal

14

100.0

51

71.8

 

Elevated

0

 

20

28.2

 

Missing

8

0.0

8

  

WBC count

    

0.33a

Normal

12

85.7

51

70.8

 

Elevated

2

14.3

21

29.2

 

Missing

8

 

7

  

MIPI risk

    

0.07

Low

10

71.4

29

40.8

 

Intermediate

1

7.1

25

35.2

 

High

3

21.4

17

23.9

 

Missing

8

 

8

  
  1. aFisher’s exact test. Others were Chi-square test.
  2. Abbreviations: GI gastrointestinal, MCL mantle cell lymphoma, ECOG PS Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status, LDH lactate dehydrogenase, WBC white blood cell, MIPI MCL international prognostic index.