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Table 1 Clinicopathologic characteristics of 1183 patients with gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms (GEP-NENs)

From: Clinicopathologic characteristics and prognosis of gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms: a multicenter study in South China

Variable

No. of cases (%)

Gender

 Female

468 (39.6)

 Male

715 (60.4)

Age (years)

 ≤50

564 (47.7)

 >50

619 (52.3)

Tumor functionality

 Nonfunctional

979 (82.8)

 Functional

204 (17.2)

Tumor location

 Stomach

245 (20.7)

 Pancreas

332 (28.1)

 Small intestine

85 (7.2)

 Appendix

40 (3.4)

 Colon

39 (3.3)

 Rectum

442 (37.4)

Tumor size (cm)

 <2.0

616 (52.1)

 2.0–4.0

272 (23.0)

 >4.0

295 (24.9)

Grade (WHO 2010 classification)

 G1

608 (51.4)

 G2

270 (22.8)

 G3

305 (25.8)

Tumor type

 NET

881 (74.5)

 NEC

261 (22.1)

 MANEC

41 (3.5)

T category (ENETS criteria)

 T1

510 (43.1)

 T2

220 (18.6)

 T3

314 (26.5)

 T4

139 (11.7)

N category (ENETS criteria)

 N0

846 (71.5)

 N1

337 (28.5)

M category (ENETS criteria)

 M0

925 (78.2)

 M1

258 (21.8)

TNM stage (ENETS criteria)

 I

479 (40.5)

 II

246 (20.8)

 III

200 (16.9)

 IV

258 (21.8)

Surgery

 Yes

1016 (85.9)

 No

167 (14.1)

  1. WHO World Health Organization, NET neuroendocrine tumor, NEC neuroendocrine carcinoma, MANEC mixed adenoneuroendocrine carcinoma, ENETS European Neuroendocrine Tumor Society