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Table 1 Patient characteristics (n = 92)

From: Clinicopathological characteristics and optimal management for esophagogastric junctional cancer; a single center retrospective cohort study

 

Variables

 

Age (year, mean ± SD)

 

65.9 ± 9.4

Sex

Male

72 (78.3%)

 

Female

20 (21.7%)

Siewert classification

Type I adenocarcinoma

2 (2.2%)

 

Type II adenocarcinoma

16 (17.4%)

 

Type III adenocarcinoma

11 (12.0%)

 

Not applicable

63 (68.5%)

Macro type

Type 0

36 (39.1%)

 

Type 1

4 (4.3%)

 

Type 2

26 (28.3%)

 

Type 3

21 (22.8%)

 

Type 4

1 (1.1%)

 

Type 5

4 (4.3%)

Preoperative chemotherapy

No

79 (85.9%)

 

Yes

13 (14.1%)

Extent of surgical resection

Subtotal esophagectomy with partial gastrectomy

14 (15.2%)

 

Proximal gastrectomy with partial esophagectomy

30 (32.6%)

 

Total gastrectomy with partial esophagectomy

48 (52.2%)

Extent of lymph node dissection

Abdominal, mediastinal and cervical

11 (12.0%)

 

Abdominal and mediastinal

9 (9.8%)

 

Abdominal and lower mediastinal

27 (29.3%)

 

Abdominal

45 (48.9%)

Pathological tumor size (mm, mean ± SD)

 

46.1 ± 23.7

Main histologic type

Adenocarcinoma

79 (85.9%)

 

Squamous-cell carcinoma

13 (14.1%)

Lymphatic invasion

L0

32 (34.8%)

 

L1

60 (65.2%)

Venous invasion

V0

32 (34.8%)

 

V1–2

60 (65.2%)

Pathological depth of tumor invasion

pT1

33 (35.9%)

 

pT2

11 (12.0%)

 

pT3

35 (38.0%)

 

pT4

13 (14.1%)

Lymph node metastasis

pN0

47 (51.1%)

 

pN1

19 (20.7%)

 

pN2

14 (15.2%)

 

pN3

12 (13.0%)

Distant metastasis

pM0

72 (78.3%)

 

pM1

20 (21.7%)

TNM stage

pStage I

36 (39.1%)

 

pStage II

19 (20.7%)

 

pStage III

17 (18.5%)

 

pStage IV

20 (21.7%)

Adjuvant chemotherapy

No

43 (46.7%)

 

Yes

49 (53.3%)

  1. Including lower thoracic paraesophageal, diaphragmatic and posterior mediastinal lymph node.