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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of 116 patients stratified according to LVI status

From: Lymphovascular invasion status at transurethral resection of bladder tumors may predict subsequent poor response of T1 tumors to bacillus Calmette-Guérin

Characteristic

Total

LVI positive

LVI negative

p value

No. of patients

116

 

30

 

86

  

Age

      

0.073

 <70 years

55

(47.4 %)

10

(33.3 %)

45

(52.3 %)

 

 ≥70 years

61

(52.6 %)

20

(66.7 %)

41

(47.7 %)

 

Sex

      

0.256

 Male

98

(84.5 %)

27

(90.0 %)

71

(82.6 %)

 

 Female

18

(15.5 %)

3

(10.0 %)

15

(17.4 %)

 

Tumor grade

      

0.115

 G1/2

7

(6.0 %)

0

(0.0%)

7

(8.1 %)

 

 G3

109

(94.0 %)

30

(100.0%)

79

(91.9 %)

 

Concomitant CIS

      

0.247

 Positive

26

(22.4 %)

9

(30.0 %)

17

(19.8 %)

 

 Negative

90

(77.6 %)

21

(70.0 %)

69

(80.2 %)

 

Multifocality

      

0.638

 Multiple

85

(73.3 %)

21

(70.0 %)

64

(74.4 %)

 

 Solitary

31

(26.7 %)

9

(30.0 %)

22

(25.6 %)

 

BCG instillation

      

0.334

 Yes

85

(73.3 %)

24

(80.0 %)

61

(70.9 %)

 

 No

31

(26.7 %)

6

(20.0 %)

25

(29.1 %)

 

Intravesical chemotherapy

      

0.601

 Yes

16

(13.8 %)

4

(13.3 %)

12

(14.0 %)

 

 No

100

(86.2 %)

26

(86.7%)

74

(86.0 %)

 

History of Ta NMIBC

      

0.418

 Recurrence

7

(6.0 %)

1

(3.3 %)

6

(7.0 %)

 

 Primary

109

(94.0 %)

29

(96.7 %)

80

(93.0 %)

 
  1. LVI Lymphovascular invasion, CIS Carcinoma in situ, BCG Bacillus Calmette-Guérin, NMIBC Non-muscle invasive bladder cancer