Research Article

Colonic Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor: A Population-Based Analysis of Incidence and Survival

Table 1

Patient demographics and incidence.

Colonic GIST ()Other GISTS ()

Sex, (%)Male128 (51.41)5125 (52.61)0.706
Female121 (48.59)4616 (47.39)

Race/ethnicityWhite175 (70.28)6694 (68.72)0.370
Black49 (19.68)1741 (17.87)
Other25 (10.04)1269 (13.03)
NA037 (0.38)

Marital statusMarried139 (55.82)5567 (57.15)0.342
Other92 (36.95)3673 (37.71)
NA18 (7.23)501 (5.14)

AgeRange21-938-1010.029
Median67.564
Mean65.5663.17

GradeGrade I19 (7.63)1092 (11.21)0.000
Grade II18 (7.23)909 (9.33)
Grade III/IV50 (20.08)951 (9.76)
NA162 (65.06)6789 (69.70)

Survival monthsRange0-1870-1910.470
Median4344
Mean54.7855.19

LocationColon249NA
StomachNA5626 (57.76)
Small intestineNA2650 (27.20)
Rectum and anusNA276 (2.83)
EsophagusNA56 (0.57)
OtherNA1132 (11.62)

Incidence0.0180.719

Annual percentage change (2000-2015)-0.7728 ()3.9106 ()

Rates are per 100,000, and age is adjusted to the 2000 US Standard Population (19 age groups, census P25-1130) standard.