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Table 1 Patient characteristics and clinical findings

From: Novel uterine sarcoma preoperative diagnosis score predicts the need for surgery in patients presenting with a uterine mass

 

Total

Sarcoma

Benign

p-value (sar. vs. ben.)

Number of patients

63

(100%)

15

(23.8%)

48

(76.2%)

 

Age (yr)

50.1

(24–84)

60.3

(38–84)

46.9

(24–73)

<0.001*

Tumor size (cm)

10.9

(3.0-23.0)

10.5

(4.9-17.0)

11.0

(3.0-23.0)

0.684

Serum CA125 (U/mL)

41.5

(3–347)

77.5

(8–347)

29.5

(3–235)

0.078

Serum LDH (U/L)

224.0

(121–941)

340.3

(134–941)

187.7

(121–255)

0.020*

RI

0.39

(0.17-0.83)

0.42

(0.23-0.83)

0.39

(0.17-0.70)

0.432

Clinical findings

       

Rapid growth of the uterine tumor

17

(27.0%)

1

(6.7%)

16

(33.3%)

0.042*

Abnormal vaginal bleeding

14

(22.2%)

6

(40.0%)

8

(16.7%)

0.058

A palpable pelvic mass

10

(15.9%)

3

(20.0%)

7

(14.6%)

0.616

Pointed out the uterine tumor

9

(14.3%)

1

(6.7%)

8

(16.7%)

0.334

Lower abdominal pain

6

(9.5%)

2

(13.3%)

4

(8.3%)

0.565

Hypermenorrhea

5

(7.9%)

1

(6.7%)

4

(8.3%)

0.835

Cough

1

(1.6%)

1

(6.7%)

0

(0%)

0.071

Frequent urination

1

(1.6%)

0

(0%)

1

(2.1%)

0.573

Total

63

(100%)

15

(100%)

48

(100%)

 
  1. *P <0.05.