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Table 1 Correlation between TSPAN1 staining and clinicopathologic characteristics in 60 CCA patients

From: Tetraspanin 1 promotes epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition and metastasis of cholangiocarcinoma via PI3K/AKT signaling

Variables

TSPAN1 staining

Positive(n = 42)

Negative/low(n = 18)

P value

n(%)

n(%)

Age (years)

 > 60

27(64.29%)

11(61.11%)

0.8151

 ≤ 60

15(35.71%)

7(38.89%)

 

Gender

 Male

23(54.76%)

9(50.00%)

0.7347

 Female

19(45.24%)

9(50.00%)

 

Histological differentiation

 Well

10(23.81%)

8(44.44%)

0.2752

 Moderate

15(35.71%)

5(27.78%)

 

 Poor

17(40.48%)

5(27.78%)

 

TNM stage

 I-II

16(38.10%)

14(77.78%)

0.0048

 III-IV

26(61.90%)

4(22.22%)

 

CA19–9 (U/ml)

 ≤ 37

13(30.95%)

5(27.78%)

0.8058

 > 37

29(69.05%)

13(72.22%)

 

Lymph node metastasis

 No

19(45.24%)

14(77.78%)

0.0202

 Yes

23(54.76%)

4(22.22%)

 

Distant metastasis

 No

29(69.05%)

17(94.44%)

0.0331

 Yes

13(30.95%)

1(5.56%)

 
  1. Boldface indicates statistically significant values (P < 0.05)