国际宫颈腺癌分类标准（International Endocervical Adenocarcinoma Criteria and Classification，IECC）根据与病因学[也就是人乳头状瘤病毒（human papilloma virus，HPV）感染]相关的形态学特征将宫颈腺癌（endocervical adenocarcinomas，ECA）分为HPV相关型（HPV-associated，HPVA）和非HPV相关型（non-HPVA，NHPVA）。据报道，在老年人群，NHPVA大且处于高分期。本研究的目的是检测这些肿瘤类型的临床结局。205例ECA的完整切片来自全球7家研究机构，并依据IECC标准及有无HPV对它们进行分类。临床与形态学参数与随访数据相关联。采用Kaplan-Meier生存分析对总生存率（overallsurvival，OS）、无病生存率（disease-free survival，DFS）和无进展生存率（progression-free survival，PFS）进行分析，并采用单变量对数秩和检验进行比较。进行多变量生存分析，生存终点为OS、DFS和PFS。比较发现以下类别具有统计学意义的生存差异（OS、DFS和PFS）：HPVA>NHPVA（即HPVA情况下的存活率较高），包括接受外科手术及后续辅助治疗的患者；普通型HPVA>黏液型HPVA；FIGO3期HPVA>NHPVA；2者都存在淋巴血管侵犯时，HPVA>NHPVA；以及有盆腔复发患者的HPVA>NHPVA。尽管倾向于HPVA较NHPVA预后更好，但在下列类别中无统计学差异：黏液型HPVA vs .NHPVA；HPVA vs .NHPVA，2者都伴有淋巴结转移时；以及都有远处转移的HPVAvs.NHPVA患者。HPVA与NHPVA患者手术后无辅助治疗时，生存率相似。FIGO分期在HPVA中无预后意义。对HPVA的多变量分析表明，分期与OS和DFS（P分别=0.07和0.06）之间以及Silva浸润模式与OS之间有近乎显著的统计学相关（P=0.09）。NHPVA的多变量分析表明，OS与年龄（P=0.03）、分期（P=0.02）和肿瘤大小（P=0.002）以及DFS与分期（P=0.004）、肿瘤大小（P=0.004）间均有统计学意义。HPVA和NHPVA共同的多变量分析表明，OS与HPV状态和分期有近乎显著的相关性（2者P值均=0.06）。对于DFS，分期是1个显著变量（P=0.04），而HPV状态和肿瘤大小是近乎显著相关（P分别=0.06和0.07）。临床结局研究支持以下观点，即IECC分类不仅能根据HPV状态（通常是在H&E切片上评估）对ECA进行分类，同时也具有重要临床意义。
Am J Surg Pathol 2019;43:466–474
美国外科病理学杂志中文版2019年第四期摘要NO.7
（何琼琼 翻译 周建华 审校）
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