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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of patient with cervical sarcoma (n = 34)

From: Sarcoma of the uterine cervix: experience of a single center

Clinical Characteristics

n

%

Age (years)

<40

16

47.1

≥40

18

52.9

Primary symptoms

Vaginal bleeding

24

70.6

Physical examination

7

20.6

Vaginal introital mass

2

5.9

Vaginal drainage

1

2.9

Tumor size (cm)

<5

14

41.2

≥5, <10

13

38.2

≥10

7

20.6

Pathologic Stage (FIGO 2018)

I

21

61.8

II

4

11.8

III

6

17.6

IV

3

8.8

Pathological subtype

leiomyosarcoma

7

20.6

carcinosarcoma

6

17.6

Ewing’s sarcoma

5

14.7

rhabdomyosarcoma

4

11.8

undifferentiated sarcoma

4

11.8

sarcoma not otherwise specified

2

5.9

adenosarcoma

2

5.9

endometrial stromal sarcoma

2

5.9

alveolar soft tissue sarcoma

1

2.9

dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans

1

2.9

Surgical treatment

Yes

30

88.2

No

4

11.8

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy

Yes

7

20.6

No

27

79.4

Surgery type

Radical hysterectomy

14

46.7

Hysterectomy

15

50.0

Tumor resection

1

3.3

No surgery

4

 

Cervical stromal invasion

Inner 1/3

8

28.6

Middle 1/3

3

10.7

Outer 1/3

17

60.7

NA

6

 

Lymphvascular space invasion

Positive

18

62.1

Negative

11

37.9

NA

5

 

Pelvic lymph node

Positive

3

21.4

Negative

11

78.6

NA

20

 

Para-aortic lymph node

Positive

1

16.7

Negative

5

83.3

NA

28

 

Adjuvant chemotherapy

Yes

21

70.0

No

9

30.0

NA

4

 

Adjuvant radiotherapy

Yes

4

13.3

No

26

86.7

NA

4

 
  1. Note Abbreviation NA not assessed