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Table 1 Correlation between level of MAEL mRNA expression and clinicopathological features of ESCC patients.

From: MAEL as a diagnostic marker for the early detection of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma

 

Total

MAEL over expression

MAEL under

expression

MAEL normal

expression

P- Value

Patients

45

9(20 %)

12(26.7 %)

24(53.3 %)

 

Mean age (Years, mean ± SD)

61.56 ± 11.38

65.89 ± 1.92

59.25 ± 3.18

61.08 ± 2.64

0.232

Size (cm, mean ± SD)

4.25 ± 1.91

3.48 ± 0.55

4.94 ± 0.72

4.19 ± 0.33

0.193

Sex

    

0.252

Male

25(55.6 %)

7(77.8 %)

5(41.7 %)

13(54.2 %)

 

Female

20(44.4 %)

2(22.2 %)

7(58.3 %)

11(45.8 %)

 

Location

    

0.245

Lower

21(46.7 %)

3(33.3 %)

4(33.3 %)

14(58.3 %)

 

Middle

24(53.3 %)

6(66.7 %)

8(66.7 %)

10(41.7 %)

 

Grade

    

0.749

Well Differentiated

9(20 %)

2(22.2 %)

3(25 %)

4(16.7 %)

 

Moderately Differentiated

31(68.9 %)

5(55.6 %)

8(66.7 %)

18(75 %)

 

Poorly Differentiated

5(11.1 %)

2(22.2 %)

1(8.3 %)

2(8.3 %)

 

Lymph node metastasis

    

0.564

Yes

22(48.9 %)

3(33.3 %)

6(50 %)

13(54.2 %)

 

No

23(51.1 %)

6(66.7 %)

6(50 %)

11(45.8 %)

 

Stage

    

< 0.001

I/II

26(57.8 %)

8(88.9 %)

5(41.7 %)

13(54.2 %)

 

III/IV

19(42.2 %)

1(11.1 %)

7(58.3 %)

11(45.8 %)

 

Depth of tumor invasion (T)

    

0.017

T1,2

7(15.6 %)

4(44.4 %)

-

3(12.5 %)

 

T3,4

38(84.4 %)

5(55.6 %)

12(100 %)

21(87.5 %)

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