Table 1

Clinicopathological features and prognosis of 60 patients with villoglandular adenocarcinoma*

Clinical featuresValue
Median (IQR) age42 (27–68)
Tumor size (mean±SD)2.12±1.78
 <2 cm17 (28.3)
 2–3.9 cm25 (41.7)
 ≥4 cm18 (30.0)
FIGO stage (2009)
 IA24 (6.7)
 IB139 (65.0)
 IB211 (18.3)
 IIA15 (8.3)
 IIA21 (1.7)
Primary therapy
 Surgery50 (83.3)
 NACT7 (11.7)
 NAIC3 (5.0)
Surgery
 Radical hysterectomy55 (91.7)
 Simple hysterectomy5 (8.3)
Surgical approach
 Laparoscopy23 (38.3)
 Laparotomy37 (61.7)
Adjuvant treatment
 Radiotherapy2 (3.3)
 Chemotherapy14 (23.3)
 Radiotherapy and chemotherapy10 (16.7)
 None34 (56.7)
Differentiation
 G115/35 (42.9)
 G219/35 (54.3)
 G31/35 (2.9)
 Unknown25
Lymphovascular invasion
 Yes2 (3.3)
 No58 (96.7)
Depth of cervical interstitial infiltration
 ≤1/238/53 (71.7)
 >1/215/53 (28.3)
 Unknown7
Uterine infiltration
 Yes4 (6.7)
 No56 (93.3)
Lymph node metastasis
 Yes3 (5.4)
 No53 (94.6)
 Unknown4
Median (IQR) follow-up (month)50.2 (5.1–154.6)
Recurrence/death0
  • *Results are number (%) unless stated otherwise.

  • NACT, neoadjuvant intravenous chemotherapy; ; NAIC, neoadjuvant arterial interventional chemotherapy.