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Table 1 Summarized distribution of essential characteristics of the discovery and validation cohorts

From: Survival outcomes of stage I colorectal cancer: development and validation of the ACEPLY model using two prospective cohorts

 

Discovery cohort (WCH)

Validation cohort (PUCHI)

p-value*

Variables

n = 728

n = 413

 

Basic characteristicsa

 Gender

  Male

406 (55.8%)

239 (57.9%)

0.532

  Female

322 (44.2%)

174 (42.1%)

 

  Age (years)

62.0 (54.0–70.0)

62.0 (55.0–70.0)

0.538

 Surgical procedure

  Open

519 (71.3%)

296 (71.7%)

0.946

  Laparoscopic

209 (28.7%)

117 (28.3%)

 

 Tumor site

  Right colon

49 (6.7%)

36 (8.7%)

 < 0.001

  Left colon

109 (15.0%)

104 (25.2%)

 

  Rectum

570 (78.3%)

273 (66.1%)

 

Tumor size (cm)

3.0 (2.0–3.5)

2.8 (2.0–4.0)

0.854

Follow-up (months)

62.0 (53.0–71.0)

63.0 (41.0–77.0)

0.065

Candidate risk factors

CEA (ng/ml)

2.4 (1.5–3.7)

2.3 (1.4–3.7)

0.411

 Grade

  G1 + G2

578 (80.3%)

383 (92.7%)

 < 0.001

  G3 + G4

142 (19.7%)

30 (7.3%)

 

 T stage

  T1

170 (23.4%)

100 (24.2%)

0.798

  T2

558 (76.6%)

313 (75.8%)

 

No. lymph nodes retrieval

12.0 (8.0–16.0)

12.0 (8.0–15.0)

0.995

Lymphovascular invasion

30 (4.1%)

19 (4.6%)

0.817

Perineural invasion

18 (2.5%)

15 (3.6%)

0.348

  1. WCH West China Hospital, PUCHI Peking University Cancer Hospital & Institute, CEA Carcinoma embryonic antigen
  2. *p values were derived from chi-square tests for categorical data and Mann–Whitney U tests for continuous data
  3. aCharacteristics were summarized using count (percentage) for categorical data and median (quartile) for continuous data