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Table 1 Clinico-pathological features of patients involved in the study

From: Correlation between loss of Smad4 and clinical parameters of non-small cell lung cancer: an observational cohort study

Items

Lung cancer (N = 110)

Benign lung disease (N = 110)

Healthy individuals (N = 110)

Gender

   

 Male

51 (46.3%)

64 (58.2%)

63 (57.2%)

 Female

59 (53.7%)

46 (41.8%)

47 (42.8%)

Ages

   

 ≤ 60

57 (51.8%)

50 (45.5%)

51 (46.4%)

 > 60

53 (48.2%)

60 (54.5%)

59 (53.6%)

Smoking

   

 No

63 (57.2%)

71 (64.5%)

70 (63.6%)

 Yes

47 (48.8%)

39 (35.5%)

40 (36.4%)

Histology

   

 LSCC

62 (56.4%)

  

 LAC

48 (43.6%)

  

Differentiation degree

   

 Poorly differentiated

34 (30.9%)

  

 Moderately differentiated

42 (38.2%)

  

 Well differentiated

34 (30.9%)

  

Lymphatic metastasis

   

 N0–N1

37 (33.7%)

  

 N2–N3

73 (66.3%)

  

Clinical staging

   

 IA–IIB

52 (47.2%)

  

 IIIA–IV

58 (52.8%)

  
  1. N number of patients, LAC lung adenocarcinoma, LSCC lung squamous cell carcinoma