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Table 1 The clinicopathological characteristics, surgical data of IM neoadjuvant therapy and direct surgery for all 101 rectal GIST patients

From: Clinicopathological features, clinical efficacy on 101 cases of rectal gastrointestinal stromal tumors, and the significance of neoadjuvant therapy

Variables

IM neoadjuvant therapy (N = 31)

Direct surgery (N = 70)

Number (N = 101)

(N/%)

Agea (years)

   

 ≤ 60

17

45

62 (61.4)

 > 60

14

25

39 (38.6)

Sex

   

 Male

17

47

64 (63.4)

 Female

14

23

37 (36.6)

Different era

   

 2002–2011

0

22

22 (21.8)

 2012–2020

31

48

79 (78.2)

ECOG performance score

   

 0

29

62

91 (90.1)

 1

2

8

10 (9.9)

Initial clinical manifestation

   

 Rectal bleeding

10

10

20 (19.8)

 Change in bowel of stool

4

11

15 (14.9)

 Change in bowel habit

5

13

18 (17.8)

 Rectal discomfort

5

12

17 (16.8)

 Digital rectal examinationb

3

15

18 (17.8)

 Others

4

9

13 (12.9)

Tumor sizec (cm)

   

 ≤ 5

2

34

36 (35.6)

 > 5

29

36

65 (64.4)

Approach of surgery

   

 Laparotomy

25

57

82 (81.2)

 Laparoscopy

6

8

14 (13.9)

 Endoscopy

0

5

5 (4.9)

Type of surgery

   

 Local

30

65

95 (94.1)

 Radical

1

5

6 (5.9)

Procedure of surgeryd

   

 LAR

27

43

70 (69.3)

 ISR

2

7

9 (9.0)

 APR

2

15

17 (16.8)

 LR

0

5

5 (4.9)

Covering stoma in sphincter-preserving surgery (LAR + ISR)e

   

 Yes

3

10

13 (16.5)

 No

26

40

66 (83.5)

Surgical margin

   

 Positive

0

4

4 (4.0)

 Negative

31

66

97 (96.0)

Tumor rupture

   

 Yes

0

0

0 (0.0)

 No

31

70

101 (100.0)

Postoperative complications

   

 Rectal bleeding

0

1

1 (1.0)

 Anastomotic fistula

1

4

5 (4.9)

 Wound infection

2

4

6 (5.9)

 Abdominal infection

1

2

3 (3.0)

 Others

1

4

5 (4.9)

 None

26

55

81 (80.3)

Mitotic index (50HPF)

   

 ≤ 5

22

28

50 (49.5)

 > 5

9

42

51 (50.5)

Pathological feature

   

 Spindle

28

54

82 (81.2)

 Epithelial

2

13

15 (14.9)

 Mixed

1

3

4 (3.9)

Immunohistochemistry

   

 CD117 positive

29

69

98 (97.0)

 DOG-1positivef

29

46

75 (96.2)

 CD34 positive

28

55

83 (82.1)

Modified NIH criteriag

   

 Very low risk

8

8 (11.4)

 Low risk

10

10 (14.3)

 Intermediate risk

7

7 (10.0)

 High risk

45

45 (64.3)

Genetic mutationh

   

 KIT Exon 11 mutation

14

25

39 (83.0)

 KIT Exon 9 mutation

2

2

4 (8.5)

 Wild type mutation

1

3

4 (8.5)

Postoperative IM adjuvant treatment

   

 Yes

25

24

49 (48.5)

 No

6

46

52 (51.5)

  1. aAge: 22–79 years (55.4 ± 12.2 years)
  2. b17.8% of the patients were found initially during the rectal palpation, and a total of 69.3% (70/101) of all the patients could be found by this examination
  3. cThe median size was 6.18 ± 3.02 cm
  4. dLAR: Low anterior resection; ISR: Intersphincteric resection; APR: Abdominoperineal resection; LR: local resection [8]
  5. eA total of 79 patients had sphincter-preserving surgery (LAR + ISR)
  6. fOnly 78 patients underwent DOG-1 testing
  7. gExcluding 31 neoadjuvant patients who were not applicable to modified NIH criteria,70 patients left
  8. hOnly 47 patients underwent genetic testing