Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the included colorectal polyps.

From: Endoscopic diagnosis and treatment planning for colorectal polyps using a deep-learning model

Variables

Overall

Training set

Test set I

Test set II

P*

Number

1169

624

182

363

 

Median size, mm (range)

10 (2–100)

8 (2–100)

10 (4–50)

12 (3–90)

0.332

Localization (n, %)

    

0.407

  Right colon

656 (56.1)

334 (53.5)

103 (56.6)

219 (60.3)

 

  Left colon

513 (43.9)

290 (45.5)

79 (43.4)

144 (39.7)

 

Macroscopic type (n, %)

    

0.825

  Ip

42 (3.6)

18 (2.9)

8 (4.4)

16 (4.4)

 

  Is

820 (70.1)

464 (74.4)

122 (67.0)

234 (64.5)

 

  LST

307 (26.3)

142 (22.8)

52 (28.6)

113 (31.1)

 

     LST-NG

140 (12.0)

53 (8.5)

26 (14.3)

61 (16.8)

 

     LST-G

167 (14.3)

89 (14.3)

26 (14.3)

52 (14.3)

 

Pathology (n, %)

    

0.294

  Hyperplastic polyp

93 (8.0)

48 (7.7)

15 (8.2)

30 (8.3)

 

  Sessile serrated polyp

170 (14.5)

76 (12.2)

24 (13.2)

70 (19.3)

 

  BA

705 (60.3)

393 (63.0)

106 (58.2)

206 (56.7)

 

  MSMC

110 (9.4)

62 (9.9)

20 (11.0)

28 (7.7)

 

  DSMC

91 (7.8)

45 (7.2)

17 (9.3)

29 (8.0)

 
  1. LST, laterally spreading tumor; NG, non-granular; G, granular; BA, benign conventional adenoma; MSMC, mucosal or superficial submucosal tumor; DSMC, deep submucosal cancer.
  2. *P values in comparison between the test sets I and II.