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Table 2 The clinicopathological features of patients with bladder cancer and health controls

From: The role of CDK8 gene polymorphisms in bladder cancer susceptibility and prognosis: a study in the Chinese Han population

Characteristics

Patients(n = 271)

Controls(n = 381)

P value

Age

   

Median (first quartile, third quartile)

66 (56,73)

60 (49,75)

0.093

age ≤ median(63)(n[%])

120[44.28%]

211[55.38%]

<0.01

age> median(63)(n[%])

151[55.72%]

170[44.62%]

Sex (n[%])

   

Male

216[79.70%]

183[48.03%]

<0.001

Female

55[20.30%]

198[51.97%]

Smoking status (n[%])

   

Smoker

141[52.03%]

188[49.34%]

0.551

Nonsmoker

130[47.97%]

193[50.66%]

Tumor stage (n[%])

   

MIBC

131[48.34%]

  

NMIBC

140[51.66%]

  

Tumor grade (n[%])

   

High grade

162[59.78%]

  

Low grade

109[40.22%]

  

Clinical stage (n[%])

   

I(Ta-T1N0m0)

140[51.66%]

  

II(T2N0M0)

77[28.41%]

  

III(T3N0M0, T4aN0M0)

33[12.18%]

  

IV(T4bN0M0, TnNnM0,TnNnMn, n ≥ 1)

21[7.75%]