FIGURE AND TABLE LEGENDS
TABLE 1 . Baseline characteristics of study population
Note: Data are presented as number (percentage) unless indicated otherwise. Statistically significant differences are highlighted in bold font. * Information available for 5202/5205 patients.± Information available for 4784/5205 patients.§ Information available for 2731/5205 patients.
Abbreviations: FIGO, Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics; IU, intrauterine; LVSI, lymphovascular space invasion; N, number; SD, standard deviation.
TABLE 2 . Site of recurrence according to hospital manipulator preference
Note: Data are presented as number (percentage) unless indicated otherwise. Statistically significant differences are highlighted in bold font.
Abbreviations: IU, intrauterine; N, number.
TABLE 3 . Manipulator preference according to type of hospital
Note: Data are presented as number (percentage) unless indicated otherwise. Statistically significant differences are highlighted in bold font.
Abbreviations: IU, intrauterine; N, number.
Figure 1. Survival analysis in patients with early-stage, low-grade endometrioid endometrial cancer according to hospital manipulator preference. A Disease-free survival in patients treated in hospitals at which only non-IU manipulators (non-IU group) or IU manipulators (IU group) were used. B Overall survival in patients treated in hospitals at which only non-IU manipulators (non-IU group) or IU manipulators (IU group) were used. Abbreviations: IU, intrauterine; N; number.
TABLE S1. Questions included in online questionnaire
Abbreviations: BSO, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy; TLH, total laparoscopic hysterectomy.
Figure S1. Flow diagram of study population. Abbreviations: EEC, endometrioid endometrial carcinoma; IU, intrauterine; NCR, Netherlands Cancer Registry; TLH, total laparoscopic hysterectomy.