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Table 1 Clinicopathologic characteristics of serous ovarian cancer

From: Age is associated with prognosis in serous ovarian carcinoma

Characteristic

≥ 65 years N (%)

< 65 years N (%)

p #

Baseline CA-125 (U/mL, meida, range)

960 (7–34,000)

840 (7–30,900)

0.55

Body Mass Index (mean SD)

24.1 (3.1)

25.4 (3.8)

0.04

Grade

 High

106 (96.4)

178 (87.3)

0.02

 Low

4 (3.6)

26 (12.7)

FIGO* stage

 I

3 (2.7)

5 (2.5)

0.84

 II

8 (7.3)

10 (4.9)

 III

75 (68.2)

146 (71.6)

 IV

24 (21.8)

43 (21.1)

ECOG PS*

 0

44 (40.0%)

104 (51.0%)

0.03

 1

47 (42.7%)

83 (40.7%)

  ≥ 2

19 (17.3%)

17 (8.3%)

Primary treatment

 NAC*

31 (28.2%)

30 (14.7%)

0.00

 PDS

50 (45.5%)

151 (74.0%)

 Chemotherapy only

18 (16.4%)

8 (3.9%)

 No Treatment

11 (10.0%)

15 (7.4%)

Surgical residual†

 Optimal

44 (54.3%)

123 (68.0%)

0.04

 Suboptimal

33 (40.7%)

48 (26.5%)

 Unknown

4 (5.0%)

10 (5.5%)

Recurrence free interval (months)

  ≤ 12

34 (47.2%)

56 (35.7%)

0.13

  > 12

38 (52.8%)

101 (64.3%)

  1. p #, Chi-square P-value; Baseline&, Level at diagnosis; FIGO*, the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics; ECOG PS*, ECOG Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status; NAC*, Neoadjuvant chemotherapy; Optimal cytoreduction†, the absence of macroscopic disease on the completion of the surgical procedure