Research Article
Differences in Protein Expression and Gene Amplification of Cyclins between Colon and Rectal Adenocarcinomas
Table 3
Rectal and colon cancers’ characteristics, numbers (percentages in parentheses, (%)).
| | Rectal cancers |
| | Gender | Males: 150 (61) | Females: 96 (39) | | | | Age at operation | Lowest: 16 | Mean: 66 | Highest: 90 | | | Dukes’ stage | A: 45 (18) | B: 100 (41) | C: 69 (28) | D: 30 (12) | | T stage | T1: 8 (3) | T2: 46 (19) | T3: 187 (76) | T4: 5 (2) | | N stage | N0: 154 (63) | N1: 63 (26) | N2: 29 (12) | | | M stage | M0: 214 (87) | M1: 30 (12) | | | | Tumor differentiation | Poor: 7 (3) | Moderate: 235 (96) | High: 2 (1) | |
| | Colon cancers |
| | Gender | Males: 105 (48) | Females: 114 (52) | | | | Age at operation | Lowest: 40 | Mean: 70 | Highest: 93 | | | Dukes’ stage | A: 10 (5) | B: 105 (48) | C: 57 (26) | D: 47 (22) | | T stage | T1: 4 (2) | T2: 27 (12) | T3: 173 (79) | T4: 14 (6) | | N stage | N0: 137 (63) | N1: 65 (30) | N2: 15 (7) | | | M stage | M0: 169 (77) | M1: 47 (22) | | | | Tumor differentiation | Poor: 23 (11) | Moderate: 184 (84) | High: 11 (5) | |
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