Table 1

Baseline characteristics

Total cohort size; n434
Age at diagnosis; median (IQR)60.8 (51.7–67.0)
Male gender; n (%)211 (48.6)
WHO subtype; n (%)
 Type 1117 (27.0)
 Type 3179 (41.2)
 Type 1+3138 (31.8)
Smoking status; n (%)
 Current smoker126 (39.4)
 Former smoker56 (17.5)
 No smoker138 (43.1)
 Missing114
BMI; n (%)
 ≥30 kg/m241 (16.2)
 <30 kg/m2212 (83.8)
 Missing181
FDR with CRC; n (%)
 Yes149 (38.4)
 No239 (61.6)
 Missing46
FDR with SPS; n (%)
 Yes25 (5.9)
 No409 (94.1)
Clinical presentation; n (%)
 Symptoms308 (71.0)
 Familial cancer risk69 (15.9)
 Population screening57 (13.1)
Overview of detected polyps per patient
No. of SPs; median (IQR)29 (17–50)
No. of SPs proximal to the rectosigmoid; median (IQR)14 (7–25)
No. of SPs ≥10 mm; median (IQR)3 (1–5)
Patients with at least 1 SP ≥10 mm; n (%)330 (76.0)
No. of SPs ≥10 mm proximal to the rectosigmoid; median (IQR)3 (0–5)
Patients with at least 1 SP ≥10 mm proximal to the rectosigmoid; n (%)310 (71.4)
No. of SPs containing dysplasia; median (range)0 (0–18)
Patients with at least 1 SP-containing dysplasia; n (%)114 (26.3)
No. of adenomas; median (IQR)2 (0–5)
Patients with at least 1 adenoma; n (%)324 (74.7)
No. of advanced adenomas; median (range)0 (0–6)
Patients with at least 1 advanced adenoma; n (%)153 (35.3)
  • BMI, body mass index; CRC, colorectal cancer; FDR, first-degree relative; SPs, serrated polyps; SPS, serrated polyposis syndrome.