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Table 3 Clinic-pathological characteristics of polyposis patients

From: Germline variants in patients from the Iranian hereditary colorectal cancer registry

  

Patients with P/LP mutations in APC

Patients with P/LP mutations in MUTYH

Patients with P mutations in non-FAP/MAP genes

Patients with colorectal polyposis

Number of patients

 

19

6

3

38

Mean age (year)

 

43.9

42.3

46

46.26

Age at diagnosis (year)

≥ 50

26.3% (n = 5)

16.7% (n = 1)

n = 1

36.8% (n = 14)

 

≤ 50

73.6% (n = 14)

83.3% (n = 5)

n = 2

63.15% (n = 24)

Sex

Female

42.1% (n = 8)

66.7% (n = 4)

n = 2

39.47% (n = 15)

 

Male

57.89% (n = 11)

33.3% (n = 2)

n = 1

60.5% (n = 23)

Number of colon polyps

10–49

15.78% (n = 3)

33.3% (n = 2)

n = 2

13.15% (n = 5)

 

50–100

5.2% (n = 1)

33.3% (n = 2)

 

15.78% (n = 6)

 

≥ 100

78.9% (n = 15)

33.3 (n = 2)

n = 1

52.63% (n = 20)

CRC

Yes

(n = 7)

(n = 2)

n = 1

26.31% (n = 10)

Location of colorectal tumor

Distal

(n = 3)

(n = 1)

 

10.52% (n = 4)

 

Proximal

(n = 2)

(n = 1)

n = 1

13.15% (n = 5)

 

Rectum

(n = 2)

0

 

10.52% (n = 4)

Mean age at CRC diagnosis (year)

 

45.8

37.5

57

47.3

CRC in first-degree relatives

 

(n = 7)

(n = 3)

(n = 2)

(n = 16)

FAP extra colonic manifestations

 

Thyroid nodule (2)

0

Thyroid nodule (1)

Thyroid nodule (6)

  

Desmoid tumor (3)

  

Desmoid tumor (3)

  

Duodenal polyp (4)

  

Duodenal polyp (4)

CRC staging *

TIS

0

0

0

(n = 1)

 

I

0

(n = 1)

0

(n = 1)

 

II

(n = 1)

0

0

(n = 2)

 

III

(n = 1)

(n = 1)

0

(n = 2)

 

IV

(n = 2)

0

0

(n = 4)

  1. * Based on the eighth edition of AJCC Cancer Staging Manual [Amin et al. 2017]