Cao F, Chen YY, Wang HC. GLI1 and PTTG1 expression in colorectal carcinoma patients undergoing radical surgery and their correlation with lymph node metastasis. World J Gastrointest Surg 2024; 16(5): 1328-1335 [PMID: 38817299 DOI: 10.4240/wjgs.v16.i5.1328]
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Feng Cao, MM, Doctor, Department of Care Section, Beijing Geriatric Hospital, No. 118 Wenquan Road, Wenquan Town, Haidian District, Beijing 100095, China. caofengbj@163.com
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Gastroenterology & Hepatology
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Retrospective Study
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World J Gastrointest Surg. May 27, 2024; 16(5): 1328-1335 Published online May 27, 2024. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v16.i5.1328
Table 1 Positive rates of GLI1 and PTTG1 in colorectal carcinoma tissue samples
Grouping
n
Cancerous tissue
Para-cancerous tissue
χ2
P value
GLI1 positive
103
65 (63.11)
13 (12.62)
55.792
< 0.001
PTTG1 positive
103
58 (56.31)
6 (5.83)
61.292
< 0.001
Table 2 Correlation of GLI1 expression with clinicopathological data of patients undergoing radical surgery for colorectal carcinoma
Grouping
n
GLI1 positive (n = 65), n (%)
GLI1 negative (n = 38), n (%)
χ2
P value
Sex
0.403
0.526
Male
53
35 (53.85)
18 (47.37)
Female
50
30 (46.15)
20 (52.63)
Age
3.504
0.061
< 60 yr old
42
22 (33.85)
20 (53.63)
≥ 60 yr old
61
43 (66.15)
18 (47.37)
Tumor location
0.221
0.638
Colon
43
26 (40.00)
17 (44.74)
Rectum
60
39 (60.00)
21 (55.26)
Differentiation degree
0.552
0.458
High differentiation
23
13 (20.00)
10 (26.32)
Medium–low differentiation
80
52 (80.00)
28 (73.68)
Pathological staging
3.086
0.079
I–II
48
26 (40.00)
22 (57.89)
III–IV
55
39 (60.00)
16 (42.11)
Lymph node metastasis
5.233
0.022
Positive
58
44 (67.69)
17 (44.74)
Negative
45
21 (32.31)
21 (55.26)
Table 3 Association between PTTG1 expression and clinicopathological data of patients undergoing radical surgery for colorectal carcinoma
Grouping
n
PTTG1 positive (n = 58), n (%)
PTTG1 negative (n = 45), n (%)
χ2
P value
Sex
2.728
0.099
Male
53
34 (58.62)
19 (42.22)
Female
50
24 (41.38)
26 (57.78)
Age
3.534
0.060
< 60 yr old
42
19 (32.76)
23 (51.11)
≥ 60 yr old
61
39 (67.24)
22 (48.89)
Tumor location
2.327
0.127
Colon
43
28 (48.28)
15 (33.33)
Rectum
60
30 (51.72)
30 (66.67)
Differentiation degree
0.867
0.352
High differentiation
23
11 (18.97)
12 (26.67)
Low–moderate differentiation
80
47 (81.03)
33 (73.33)
Pathological staging
0.616
0.433
I–II
48
29 (50.00)
19 (42.22)
III–IV
55
29 (50.00)
26 (57.78)
Lymph node metastasis
17.150
< 0.001
Positive
58
43 (74.14)
15 (33.33)
Negative
45
15 (25.86)
30 (66.67)
Table 4 Receiver operating characteristic analysis of the potential of GLI1 and PTTG1 expression to indicate lymph node metastasis in patients undergoing radical surgery for colorectal carcinoma
Grouping
AUC
95%CI
SE
Cut-off
Sensitivity (%)
Specificity (%)
GLI1
0.824
0.739–0.910
0.044
19.76
75.56
84.48
PTTG1
0.811
0.726–0.895
0.043
13.97
68.89
82.76
Citation: Cao F, Chen YY, Wang HC. GLI1 and PTTG1 expression in colorectal carcinoma patients undergoing radical surgery and their correlation with lymph node metastasis. World J Gastrointest Surg 2024; 16(5): 1328-1335