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Table 1 Patient clinical characteristics and detection level of F. nucleatum

From: Fusobacterium nucleatum predicts a high risk of metastasis for esophageal squamous cell carcinoma

Clinical

Characteristic

Total Number of Patients

Total

Detect Number

Samples for detect F. nucleatum

(N = 98)

Positive

Negative

P-value

111

98

68(69.4%)

30(29.6%)

Age (mean, range)

62.9 ± 7.1

  < 60

31(27.9%)

29

22(75.9%)

7(24.1%)

0.1412

  > 60

80(72.7%)

69

46(66.7%)

23(33.3%)

 

Gender

 Male

64(57.7%)

56

39(69.6%)

17(30.4%)

0.9989

 Female

47(42.3%)

42

29(69%)

13(31%)

 

Smoking

 Yes

44(39.6%)

39

26(66.7%)

13(33.3%)

0.9428

 No

67(60.4%)

59

42(71.2%)

17(28.8%)

 

Drinking

 Yes

46(41.4%)

39

25(64.1%)

14(35.9%)

0.5561

 No

65(58.6%)

59

43(72.9%)

16(28.8%)

 

Histopathological grading

 G1–2

79(71.2%)

72

50(69.4%)

22(30.6%)

0.5305

 G3

32(28.8%)

26

18(69.2%)

8(30.8%)

 

clinical T stage (pT)

 pT1–2

44(39.6%)

35

24(68.6%)

11(31.4%)

0.039

 pT3–4

67(60.4%)

63

44(69.8%)

19(30.2%)

 

lymph node

 pN0–1

97(87.4%)

89

61(68.5%)

28(31.5%)

0.1343

 pN2–3

14(12.6%)

9

7(77.8%)

2(22.2%)

 

Clinical tumor stage

 I

8(7.2%)

4

3(75%)

1(25%)

0.0033

 II

71(64%)

68

44(64.7%)

24(35.3%)

 

 III

32(28.8%)

26

21(84%)

5(15.4%)

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