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Table 2 Comparison of clinicopathological factors for RCC patients diagnosed with and without synchronous metastases (SMs) in Iceland, 1971–2005

From: The impact of tumour size on the probability of synchronous metastasis and survival in renal cell carcinoma patients: a population-based study

 

N

SM (%)

Without SM (%)

p-value*

Mean age

794

65 (±13)

65 (±13)

0.87

Gender

    

Male

481

137 (29)

344 (71)

0.81

Female

313

87 (28)

226 (72)

 

Year of diagnosis

   

< 0.001

1971–1975

65

23 (35)

45 (65)

 

1976–1980

65

22 (36)

41 (64)

 

1981–1985

92

36 (39)

56 (61)

 

1986–1990

103

40 (38)

64 (62)

 

1991–1995

127

32 (25)

95 (75)

 

1996–2000

139

25 (18)

114 (82)

 

2001–2005

202

44 (22)

158 (78)

 

Diagnosis

   

< 0.001

Incidental

236

14 (6)

222 (94)

 

Symptomatic

558

207 (37)

351 (63)

 

Laterality**

   

< 0.001

Right kidney

427

94 (22)

333 (78)

 

Left kidney

359

122 (34)

237 (66)

 

Mean ESR

 

29.7 (±32)

59.1 (±39)

< 0.001

Tumor size by category

   

< 0.001

0.1–4.0

177

19 (11)

158 (89)

 

4.1–7.0

252

64 (25)

188 (75)

 

7.1–10.0

226

80 (35)

146 (65)

 

10.1–13.0

76

35 (46)

41 (54)

 

13.1–16.0

46

24 (53)

22 (47)

 

> 16.0

17

10 (61)

7 (39)

 

T stage

   

< 0.001

T1a

154

6 (4)

148 (94)

 

T1b

140

12 (9)

128 (91)

 

T2a

92

16 (17)

76 (82)

 

T2b

51

14 (36)

37 (64)

 

T3

328

125 (38)

203 (62)

 

T4

30

11 (63)

19 (47)

 

Histological RCC subtype

   

0.13

Clear cell

705

194 (28)

511 (72)

 

Papillary

65

14 (22)

41 (78)

 

Chromophobe

15

1 (7)

14 (93)

 

Other

9

3 (33)

5 (66)

 

Nuclear grade

   

< 0.001

I - II

449

66 (15)

383 (85)

 

III - IV

345

147 (43)

198 (57)

 
  1. *Mann–Whitney test for means, Chi-square test for trends.
  2. **Excluding 8 bilateral cases.Number of patients is given with percentage in parentheses, except for ESR and age where mean is given together with standard deviation.