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Table 1 Body composition parameters at diagnosis and clinicopathological characteristics of 153 patients

From: High visceral fat-to-muscle ratio is an independent factor that predicts worse overall survival in patients with primary epithelial ovarian, fallopian tube, and peritoneal cancer

 

Mean ± standard deviation (range)

Number (%)

Age at diagnosis, year

55.83 ± 13.17

 

BMI, kg/m2

23.57 ± 4.21

 

Visceral fat area, cm2

85.52 ± 67.53 (6.36 - 407.00)

 

Subcutaneous fat area, cm2

141.85 ± 64.71 (27.10 - 356.00)

 

Total fat area, cm2

227.37 ± 122.64 (27.10 - 356.00)

 

Skeletal muscle area, cm2

101.99 ± 16.35 (66.00 - 162.00)

 

Skeletal muscle attenuation

42.42 ± 9.27 (15.30 - 59.00)

 

Skeletal muscle index (SMI), cm2/m2

41.53 ± 6.20 (2711.00 - 64.00)

 

Visceral FMR

0.83 ± 0.59 (0.08 - 3.23)

 

Total FMR

2.22 ± 1.08 (0.41 - 6.74)

 

Age at diagnosis

 <60

 

92 (60.1)

 ≥60

 

61 (39.9)

DM/HTN

 No

 

105 (68.6)

 DM or HTN

 

48 (31.4)

Menopause

 No

 

55 (35.9)

 Yes

 

98 (64.1)

BMI

 <25

 

102 (66.7)

 ≥25

 

51 (33.3)

Cell type

 Serous

 

100 (65.4)

 Non-serous

 

53 (34.6)

First-line therapy strategy

 PDS

 

135 (88.2)

 NAC

 

18 (11.8)

Surgical optimality

 Optimal

 

115 (75.2)

 Suboptimal

 

38 (24.8)

FIGO stage

 1

 

49 (32.0)

 2

 

8 (5.2)

 3

 

71 (46.4)

 4

 

25 (16.4)

Chemoresponse

 Sensitive

 

112 (73.2)

 Resistant

 

20 (13.1)

 Unknown

 

7 (4.6)

Recur

 No

 

75 (49.0)

 Yes

 

65 (42.5)

 Unknown

 

13 (8.5)

SMI

 <38.7

 

51 (33.3)

 ≥38.7

 

102 (66.7)

  1. BMI Body mass index, FMR Fat -to-muscle ratio, DM/HTN Diabetes/hypertension, PDS Primary debulking surgery, NAC Neoadjuvant chemotherapy