Research Article

Novel Pathologic Factors for Risk Stratification of Gastric “Indefinite for Dysplasia” Lesions

Table 5

Multivariate analysis of pathologic factors for predicting final diagnosis.

Predicting neoplasmPredicting above HGDPredicting carcinoma
Pathologist1Pathologist2Pathologist1Pathologist2Pathologist1Pathologist2
dAUCdAUCdAUCdAUCdAUCdAUC

Structural atypiaLoss of surface maturation0.0740.0830.0980.0830.0810.090
Margination0.0120.0190.0000.0190.0130.000
Cribriform0.0410.0510.0740.0510.1030.113
Branching/budding0.0500.0730.0660.0730.0950.086
Arrangement0.0270.0380.0940.0380.1150.102
Crowding0.0210.0650.0390.0650.0420.095
0.1300.1100.1730.1100.1820.135

Nuclear atypiaLoss of nuclear polarity0.0070.0240.0640.0240.0800.083
Pseudostratification−0.0360.0190.0270.0190.0050.057
Pleomorphism−0.068−0.030−0.079−0.030−0.0160.010
Hyperchromasia−0.062−0.016−0.088−0.016−0.0470.000
Prominent nucleoli−0.095−0.036−0.068−0.0360.0020.041

dAUC: differences in area under curve; HGD: high-grade dysplasia; SAA: structural atypia area.