Table 1 Characteristics of patients [median (Q1, Q3) or no. (%)].

From: Exploring the value of multiple preprocessors and classifiers in constructing models for predicting microsatellite instability status in colorectal cancer

Variable

MSI (n = 68)

MSS (n = 239)

P value

Gender

  

0.077

 Male

34

148

 

 Female

34

91

 

Age (years)

64 (53, 73)

63 (55, 71)

0.741

Hypertension

  

0.009

 Presence

16 (23.53%)

98 (41.00%)

 

 Absence

52 (76.47%)

141(59.00%)

 

Diabetes

  

0.196

 Presence

11 (16.18%)

25 (10.46%)

 

 Absence

57 (83.82%)

214 (89.54%)

 

Tumor location

  

 < 0.001

 Right colon

43 (63.23%)

75 (31.38%)

 

 Left colon

13 (19.12%)

45 (18.83%)

 

 Rectum

12 (17.65%)

119 (49.79%)

 

T stage

  

0.707

 T1 ~ 2

9 (13.24%)

36 (15.06%)

 

 T3 ~ 4

59 (86.76%)

203 (84.94%)

 

N stage

  

 < 0.001

 N0

55 (80.88%)

113 (47.28%)

 

 N1 ~ 2

13 (19.12%)

126 (52.72%)

 

M stage

  

0.344

 M0

68 (100.00%)

233 (97.49%)

 

 M1

0 (0.00%)

6 (2.51%)

 

 CEA (ng/ml)

2.22 (0.94, 4.13)

2.65 (1.43, 6.46)

0.074

 CA125 (U/ml)

8.95 (6.20, 16.48)

8.00 (5.10, 11.30)

0.061

 CA199 (U/ml)

15.65 (7.44, 25.98)

12.26 (7.15, 30.49)

0.483

  1. P value was derived from the Mann–Whitney U test or the χ2 test.
  2. P value less than .05 were considered as statistically significant.
  3. CEA: carcinoembryonic antigen level; CA: carbohydrate antigen.