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Table 1 Clinical and pathological characteristics of the patients

From: Comparative study of endometrioid borderline ovarian tumor with and without endometriosis

Characteristics

EAEBOT

(n = 19)

Non-EAEBOT

(n = 33)

P

Age(years)(mean ± SD)

39.9 ± 7.5

43.1 ± 13.3

0.280

Age ≥ 50 years

1(5.3%)

10(30.3%)

0.040

Nulliparous

9(47.4%)

15(45.5%)

0.894

Gravidity number > 2

4(21.1%)

11(33.3%)

0.405

Symptom

 Pelvic mass

19(100.0%)

28(84.8%)

0.145

 Vaginal bleeding

2(10.5%)

7(21.2%)

0.458

 Pain

1(5.3%)

5(15.2%)

0.397

 Torsion

0(0.0%)

2(6.1%)

0.527

 Distension

1(5.3%)

0(0.0%)

0.365

Menopause

0(0.0%)

12(36.4%)

0.002

CA125 > 35 U/ml

15(78.9%)

18(54.5%)

0.091

CA125 ≥ 140 U/ml

7(36.8%)

8(24.2%)

0.376

Maximal tumor diameter ≥ 10 cm

3(15.8%)

7(21.2%)

1.000

Cyst rupture

14(73.7%)

24(72.7%)

1.000

FIGO stage

1.000

 I

18(94.7%)

31(93.9%)

 II,III,IV

1(5.3%)

2(6.1%)

Tumor side

0.145

 Unilateral

19(100.0%)

28(84.8%)

 Bilateral

0(0.0%)

5(15.2%)

Endometrial pathology

 Endometrial cancer

5(26.3%)

6(18.2%)

0.503

 EIN

2(10.5%)

6(18.2%)

0.694

  1. EAEBOT endometriosis-associated endometrioid borderline ovarian tumor,
  2. EIN endometrial intraepithelial neoplasia