Table 1: Clinical presentation, tumor site, tumor grade, Duke`s stage, and the treatment applied in young and elderly patients (N=72, Group(1) =10 and group (2) =62).
*missing values.
No Item Group 1 Group 2 Chi-square
1. CLINICAL PRESENTATION:
Acute 4 (40%) 18 (29%) 0.485
Cold 6 (60%) 44 (71%)
Total 10 (100%) 62 (100%)
2. TUMOR SITE:
Right-sided:
Cecum 1 (10%) 6 (9.7%) 0.719
Ascending colon 0 2 (3.2%)
Hepatic flexure 2 (20%) 5 (8.1%)
Transverse colon 0 3 (4.8%)
Total 3 (30%) 16 (25.8%)
Left-sided:
Splenic flexure 1 (10%) 4 (6.5%) 0.933
Descending colon 0 2 (3.2%)
Sigmoid 2 (20%) 18 (29%)
Rectum 4 (40%) 22 (35.5%)
Total 7 (70%) 46 (74.2%)
3. TUMOR DIFFERENTIATION:
Well-differentiated 3 (30%) 15 (24.2%) 0.474
Moderately differentiated 7 (70%) 38 (61.3%)
Poorly-differentiated 0 8 (12.9%)
Total 10 (100%) 61 (98.4%)*
4. DUKE`S STAGE:
B 0 6 (9.7%) 0.741
C1 3 (30%) 14 (22.6%)
C2 3 (30%) 21 (33.9%)
D 3 (30%) 17 (27.4%)
Total 9 (90%)* 58 (93.5%)*
5. TREATMENT APPLIED:
Curative:
Abdominoperineal resection 0 5 (8.1%) 0.815
Anterior resection 1 (10%) 4 (6.5%)
Right hemicolectomy 2 (20%) 13 (21%)
Left hemicolectomy 3 (30%) 18 (29%)
Total 6 (60%) 40 (64.5%)
Palliative:
Colostomy 3 (30) 8 (12.9%) 0.156
Chemoradiation 1 (10) 10 (16.1%)
Total 4 (40%) 18 (29%)*