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Table 1 Characteristics of the study participants

From: Overexpressed NEK2 contributes to progression and cisplatin resistance through activating the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway in cervical cancer

Variable

 

CESC

Normal

Total

P-value

306

3

309

Age

Mean (IQR)

47(39,57)

55(48,62)

 

0.44 a

Sex

Female

306(100.0%)

3(100.0%)

309(100.0%)

> 0.99 b

 

Male

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

Smoking

Yes

263(85.9%)

2(66.7%)

265(85.8%)

0.37 b

 

No

43(14.1%)

1(33.3%)

44(14.2%)

Pregnancy

Yes

250(81.7%)

2(66.7%)

252(81.6%)

> 0.99 b

 

No

17(5.6%)

0(0%)

17(5.5%)

 

Unknown

39(12.7%)

1(33.3%)

40(12.9%)

Grade

G1

18(5.9%)

   
 

G2

136(44.4%)

   
 

G3

121(39.5%)

   
 

G4

1(0.3%)

   
 

GX

30(9.8%)

   

Primary tumor size

T1

140(45.8%)

   
 

T2

72(23.5%)

   
 

T3

22(7.2%)

   
 

T4

10(3.3%)

   
 

TX

62(20.3%)

   

Lymph node status

N0

135(44.1%)

   
 

N1

58(19.0%)

   
 

NX

113(36.9%)

   

Metastasis status

M0

135(44.1%)

   
 

M1

10(3.3%)

   
 

MX

161(52.6%)

   

Tumor stage

I

163(53.3%)

   
 

II

70(22.9%)

   
 

III

46(15.0%)

   
 

IV

21(6.9%)

   
 

X

6(2.0%)

   

Chemotherapy

 

Complete response

Partial response

Unknown

   
 

Cisplatin

64(58.2%)

18(16.4%)

28(25.5%)

 

110

 
 

Carboplatin

0(0%)

4(66.7%)

2(33.3%)

 

6

 
 

Others

12(50.0%)

5(20.8%)

7(29.2%)

 

24

 
 

Unknown

68(41.0%)

7(10.6%)

91(54.8%)

 

166

 
  1. a T test; b Pearson’s Chi Square test/Fisher’s exact analysis