Table 3

Patients’ characteristics and treatment methods

RT (n = 50)OP (n = 50)P –value
Age at treatment, yearsa53 ± 12 (26–70)44 ± 10 (26–67)<0.001
Age at investigation, yearsa56 ± 13 (27–76)48 ± 10 (30–69)0.001
Years from treatment, yearsa3.2 ± 2.53.8 ± 3.70.346
StageI17 (34%)33 (66%)
II33 (66%)17 (34%)0.001
Maximum tumor diameter (cm)a,*4.4 ± 1.043.4 ± 1.250.004
Pelvic lymph nodes metastasis ≥1 cm
 Yes19 (38%)9 (18%)
 No31 (62%)41 (82%)0.026
PS043 (86%)46 (92%)
17 (16%)4 (8%)NSe
Coexisting illnessb
 Yes9 (18%)5 (10%)
 No41 (82%)45 (90%)NS
Previous abdominal surgeryc
 Yes3(6%)3(6%)
 No47 (94%)47(94%)NS
Marriage historyd
 Yes47 (94%)46 (92%)
 No3 (6%)4 (8%)
Delivery history
 Yes36 (73%)44 (92%)0.018
 No13 (27%)4 (8%)
Number of deliveries2 (0–3)2 (0–4)
Postoperative RT (PO-RT)29 (58%)
 PO-RT alone11 (22%)
 PO-RT + chemotherapy18 (36%)
Surgery alone14 (28%)
Surgery + chemotherapy7 (14%)
Combination of chemotherapy42 (84%)25 (50%)<0.001
RT (n = 50)OP (n = 50)P –value
Age at treatment, yearsa53 ± 12 (26–70)44 ± 10 (26–67)<0.001
Age at investigation, yearsa56 ± 13 (27–76)48 ± 10 (30–69)0.001
Years from treatment, yearsa3.2 ± 2.53.8 ± 3.70.346
StageI17 (34%)33 (66%)
II33 (66%)17 (34%)0.001
Maximum tumor diameter (cm)a,*4.4 ± 1.043.4 ± 1.250.004
Pelvic lymph nodes metastasis ≥1 cm
 Yes19 (38%)9 (18%)
 No31 (62%)41 (82%)0.026
PS043 (86%)46 (92%)
17 (16%)4 (8%)NSe
Coexisting illnessb
 Yes9 (18%)5 (10%)
 No41 (82%)45 (90%)NS
Previous abdominal surgeryc
 Yes3(6%)3(6%)
 No47 (94%)47(94%)NS
Marriage historyd
 Yes47 (94%)46 (92%)
 No3 (6%)4 (8%)
Delivery history
 Yes36 (73%)44 (92%)0.018
 No13 (27%)4 (8%)
Number of deliveries2 (0–3)2 (0–4)
Postoperative RT (PO-RT)29 (58%)
 PO-RT alone11 (22%)
 PO-RT + chemotherapy18 (36%)
Surgery alone14 (28%)
Surgery + chemotherapy7 (14%)
Combination of chemotherapy42 (84%)25 (50%)<0.001

aMeans and standard deviations, otherwise numbers and proportions.

bE.g. diabetes mellitus, hypertension.

cE.g. appendectomy.

dIncluding common-law marriage.

eNS = not significant.

Table 3

Patients’ characteristics and treatment methods

RT (n = 50)OP (n = 50)P –value
Age at treatment, yearsa53 ± 12 (26–70)44 ± 10 (26–67)<0.001
Age at investigation, yearsa56 ± 13 (27–76)48 ± 10 (30–69)0.001
Years from treatment, yearsa3.2 ± 2.53.8 ± 3.70.346
StageI17 (34%)33 (66%)
II33 (66%)17 (34%)0.001
Maximum tumor diameter (cm)a,*4.4 ± 1.043.4 ± 1.250.004
Pelvic lymph nodes metastasis ≥1 cm
 Yes19 (38%)9 (18%)
 No31 (62%)41 (82%)0.026
PS043 (86%)46 (92%)
17 (16%)4 (8%)NSe
Coexisting illnessb
 Yes9 (18%)5 (10%)
 No41 (82%)45 (90%)NS
Previous abdominal surgeryc
 Yes3(6%)3(6%)
 No47 (94%)47(94%)NS
Marriage historyd
 Yes47 (94%)46 (92%)
 No3 (6%)4 (8%)
Delivery history
 Yes36 (73%)44 (92%)0.018
 No13 (27%)4 (8%)
Number of deliveries2 (0–3)2 (0–4)
Postoperative RT (PO-RT)29 (58%)
 PO-RT alone11 (22%)
 PO-RT + chemotherapy18 (36%)
Surgery alone14 (28%)
Surgery + chemotherapy7 (14%)
Combination of chemotherapy42 (84%)25 (50%)<0.001
RT (n = 50)OP (n = 50)P –value
Age at treatment, yearsa53 ± 12 (26–70)44 ± 10 (26–67)<0.001
Age at investigation, yearsa56 ± 13 (27–76)48 ± 10 (30–69)0.001
Years from treatment, yearsa3.2 ± 2.53.8 ± 3.70.346
StageI17 (34%)33 (66%)
II33 (66%)17 (34%)0.001
Maximum tumor diameter (cm)a,*4.4 ± 1.043.4 ± 1.250.004
Pelvic lymph nodes metastasis ≥1 cm
 Yes19 (38%)9 (18%)
 No31 (62%)41 (82%)0.026
PS043 (86%)46 (92%)
17 (16%)4 (8%)NSe
Coexisting illnessb
 Yes9 (18%)5 (10%)
 No41 (82%)45 (90%)NS
Previous abdominal surgeryc
 Yes3(6%)3(6%)
 No47 (94%)47(94%)NS
Marriage historyd
 Yes47 (94%)46 (92%)
 No3 (6%)4 (8%)
Delivery history
 Yes36 (73%)44 (92%)0.018
 No13 (27%)4 (8%)
Number of deliveries2 (0–3)2 (0–4)
Postoperative RT (PO-RT)29 (58%)
 PO-RT alone11 (22%)
 PO-RT + chemotherapy18 (36%)
Surgery alone14 (28%)
Surgery + chemotherapy7 (14%)
Combination of chemotherapy42 (84%)25 (50%)<0.001

aMeans and standard deviations, otherwise numbers and proportions.

bE.g. diabetes mellitus, hypertension.

cE.g. appendectomy.

dIncluding common-law marriage.

eNS = not significant.

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